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As an MSP or MSSP, your primary responsibility is to deliver top-notch security solutions to your clients while driving revenue and operational efficiency. The growing demand for cybersecurity solutions and the increasing sophistication of cyber threats make this task even more challenging.  We are here to alleviate these challenges at the edge. Enter ConcealBrowse, an AI-powered browser security solution designed to enhance your service offerings and expand your business.

As a CTO, your primary responsibility is to drive technological innovation while maintaining robust security measures. The rise of remote work and increasing cyber threats have made this task even more challenging. But, we have a solution to help you overcome this challenge.  Enter ConcealBrowse, an AI-powered browser security solution designed to simplify your workload and enhance security.

As buds bloom and the air fills with the promise of spring, the continuous cycle of learning and education presses on. Yet, in our digitally interconnected era, this journey faces unprecedented challenges, notably in cybersecurity.

In an era where digital threats loom at every corner, phishing attacks stand out for their oftentimes cunning simplicity yet devastating effectiveness. These deceptive tactics aim to steal personal and financial information by masquerading as trustworthy entities. As these threats evolve in sophistication, the need for robust browser security becomes not just advisable but essential for secure web browsing.

In today’s digital age, where the internet has become an indispensable part of daily life, the security of web pages we visit has never been more critical. With cyber threats lurking behind seemingly innocuous links, the need for comprehensive browser security measures, including the use of AI-Powered Browser Security extensions, has skyrocketed. 

In the digital age, secure web browsing is not just a preference; it's a necessity. With cyber threats evolving at an alarming rate, particularly in the form of sophisticated phishing attacks, the demand for robust browser security measures has never been higher.

There has been a 198% increase in browser-based phishing attacks, emphasizing the need for enterprise browser security solutions.

We all have heard that traditional security measures are no longer sufficient in the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats.

In the intricate cybersecurity landscape, where threats evolve daily, tools like ConcealBrowse provide a much-needed safety net. A recent threat analysis for a hedge fund highlighted how ConcealBrowse's smart decision engine leverages its "proximity" metric to identify potential threats, even when not directly implicated as malicious.

In an era where every click could lead to a potential security breach, a prominent communications company took a proactive approach. Recognizing the ever-growing spectrum of cyber threats, the company invested in ConcealBrowse. This cybersecurity solution would soon prove its worth in an unexpected way.

As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated, the need for advanced protective measures grows more urgent. Recognizing this, a forward-thinking state government organization recently invested in our cybersecurity solution: ConcealBrowse. This advanced tool proved crucial when a subtle threat slipped past all the organization's other proactive controls at the edge.

Conceal CEO Gordon Lawson was recently targeted by a sophisticated spear phishing attack that bypassed multiple security measures. Fortunately, ConcealBrowse detected the threat and ensured that Conceal - and our customers - remained safe.

The threat of phishing attacks is only growing in the era of hybrid work and digital collaboration. Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting collaboration platforms such as Slack and Microsoft Teams. Companies are grappling with a growing threat surface, and many feel vulnerable to attacks delivered through their collaboration tools. To protect against these evolving threats, businesses must adopt zero-trust web browser protection tools like ConcealBrowse.

We know that as a managed service provider, increased profitability is critical to growth and success in the industry. As an MSP, having the right strategic partner allows you to expand your services while streamlining effective operations and investing in services that result in recurring revenue. At Conceal, we're invested in helping you implement a strategy that includes maximizing profitability.

As an MSP, it is your mission to provide your customers with tailored technology solutions and services that meet their specific needs and help them reach their business goals. Implementing security measures is an essential part of this, as it reduces the risk of cyber incidents. But what if implementing security measures not only increased the organization's security posture but also saved you time and money? By investing in a comprehensive browser security tool, you can go beyond just protecting the edge.

As the internet becomes an ever-growing part of our daily lives, with 65% of the population projected to be using it by 2023, cyber risks initiated in the browser are growing exponentially. To protect ourselves from these threats, we need browser extensions that focus on security and privacy. To address these issues, browser extensions such as ConcealBrowse are gaining traction. Taking a deep dive into browser security, we explore how ConcealBrowse works and its top 4 benefits.

Proofpoint recently reported on a new threat actor referred to as TA886, targeting organizations in the US and Germany via custom malware called "Screenshotter." The malware was accessed via URLs sent to tens of thousands of email addresses, resulting in network compromises, data loss, and credential theft.

Reddit faced a security incident that resulted from a sophisticated, highly-targeted phishing attack against its employees. Conceal’s browser-based phishing protection extension, ConcealBrowse could have helped prevent the attack by adding an extra layer of security to the browsing experience and preventing users from entering their credentials into malicious web sites.

With the growing sophistication of threat actors, endpoint protection solutions need to transform their approach to maximize value for their customers.

A prolific Chinese threat actor is abusing people’s trust of brands to distribute malware and conduct fraud on a massive scale. The actor sends malicious links via WhatsApp, highlighting the growing threat of malicious links delivered via applications outside of email, where many anti-phishing protection measures are focused.

It can be difficult for even the most well-trained users to spot malicious links. No amount of cyber security training can negate the fact that clicking links is something everyone has to do dozens or hundreds of times per day as part of their job. Find out how to remove from your employees the burden of keeping your company secure.

A likely Russian advanced persistent threat actor has been utilizing phishing campaigns to steal credentials of Western military and strategic research targets. This attack uses an interesting social engineering trick as to circumvent common phishing protection tools. Find out how Conceal’s Internet browsing security solution incorporating dynamic remote browser isolation can help prevent similar attacks.

Sekoia, a cybersecurity solution provider, reported a recently discovered piece of malware dubbed “Aurora” by its developer. According to the report, Aurora is advertised as a malware-as-a-service that can be hired to steal credentials for cryptocurrency wallets and criminal groups wasted no time in developing engineering and phishing approaches to distribute the malware. Fortunately, ConcealBrowse ensures that no matter how good a social engineering technique is, a user’s actions cannot result in a successful attack on your organization's network. Read more in our latest blog to find out how ConcealBrowse can keep your organization safe from phishing, ransomware, and all other types of malware delivered through the browser.

Dropbox reported they were recently the target of a phishing campaign that gave the attackers access to the company’s source code for internal prototypes, as well as some of the tools used by their security team. Check out our latest blog to learn how ConcealBrowse could have prevented this attack.

Bill Toulas at Bleeping Computer recently highlighted a new phishing technique in the wild that is designed to abuse user’s increased likelihood of trusting applications that appear to be desktop applications over those that appear inside a web browser. So what would Conceal do? Read our latest blog to find out.

Several multinational companies have been in the news in recent months thanks to being victims of the prolific data extortion group known as Lapsus$. The most recent victims are Uber and Grand Theft Auto videogame producer Rockstar Games. However, Lapsus$ has been in the news for a majority of 2022 with successful attacks on Okta, Microsoft, Samsung, and others. Could these attacks have been prevented?

Vulnerability exploitation will continue to be a key entry point into your organization’s network. As a result, security teams must explore proactive security measures and tools that can be leveraged to minimize threat actors’ ability to take advantage of a vulnerability. Conceal provides part of the necessary proactive security measures by stopping malware before it has a chance to exploit unpatched vulnerabilities.

Everyone has seen the famous The New Yorker cartoon (July 5, 1993) where a dog behind a computer informs a canine friend sitting nearby that “On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a dog.” There’s only one problem with this memorable phrase. It’s not true anymore.