Phished Assistant for browsers
Phishing protection and guidance while browsing, in the flow of work
A cloned Microsoft 365 login, a fake payroll portal, an “invoice viewer” download. Right-click any suspicious link and the Phished Assistant opens it in a digital silo, away from your IT infrastructure, with a verdict and guidance before anyone signs in or downloads a file.
Trusted worldwide by 7,100 organizations, 2 million users and 400+ partners
Why the browser
The six browser threats your people meet most. All covered by the Phished Assistant.
Fake logins, malicious ads and poisoned downloads don’t need an email to reach your people. A search, a shared document or a forum post is enough, and every one of them ends in the browser.
+140% browser-based phishing. Year over year.
Fake login pages
Search ads
Malicious downloads
Shared documents
Phishing on trusted sites
Fake CAPTCHA
Zero trust in the browser
URL filters guess from a list. We check the page itself.
Block lists only know yesterday’s bad domains, and remote browser isolation still leaves the decision to your employee. The Phished Assistant opens the page in a digital silo, judges what it does and asks for, and tells your employee before they share any data. Malware never reaches the device.
Known threats only, and no guidance
- Known threats only. Checks a link against lists of known bad domains and categories.
- Blind to new domains. New phishing pages on fresh domains are not on any list yet.
- No guidance. Employees get a hard block or nothing at all, never why a page is risky or what to do next.
- Runs on the device. Downloads and landing pages run on the company device.
Zero-trust checks, with guidance on every link
- Opened in isolation. Suspicious links, landing pages and downloads open in a digital silo.
- Judged on the real page. AI analyzes what the page does and asks for, even on a domain that is hours old.
- Guidance, not just a block. Employees see why a page is risky and what to do next.
- Works where people browse. Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, straight in the browser.
Full visibility for IT
Every browser check in one place. Only real incidents reach IT.
Every browser check lands in the Incident Dashboard next to the cases from email and other channels, with the verdict and the page. IT can focus on the threats that matter.
Incident dashboard
- Real attacks become training. Fake logins, malicious downloads and ClickFix attempts feed new simulations for your next campaign.
- Audit-ready log, no workload. Every check is logged with the URL and verdict, ready for your audit trail. Only real incidents ask for attention; AI resolves the rest.
- Into your SOC. Records flow into the tools you already run, such as Splunk, Microsoft Defender or ServiceNow.
One Assistant, every channel
The same protection & guidance wherever your people work
Compliance & trust
Built for ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST CSF and the standards you report onBuilt for ISO 27001, NIS2, DORA and the standards you report on
The Phished Assistant for browsers supports the technical measures and incident handling today’s standards ask for, while we maintain the infrastructure, data handling and certifications you need to trust us as your partner.
Network and Information Security Directive
Risk management measures, incident handling and basic cyber hygiene, including for the tools people use every day.
Suspicious links and downloads open in a digital silo, and every browser check is logged with full context for incident handling.
Frameworks and certifications
See how the Phished Assistant isolates, analyzes with AI and gives guidance to your employees
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FAQ
Phished Assistant for browsers FAQ
What is the Phished Assistant for browsers?
A browser add-in for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari that opens suspicious links, landing pages and downloads in an isolated silo, fully separated from your network. AI analyzes what the page does and asks for, and the employee gets a verdict and guidance before they sign in or download a file.
Which browsers are supported?
Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari.
Do we need Outlook or Gmail?
No. The browser add-in works on its own in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, so any website, shared document or search result can be checked, also in environments without Outlook or Gmail.
How do I check if a link is safe?
With the Phished Assistant, employees right-click a suspicious link in their browser. The page opens in a protected view inside a digital silo, AI analyzes it and the employee sees a clear verdict, such as strong signs of phishing or no signs of phishing, with next steps.
How is this different from remote browser isolation?
Remote browser isolation renders websites away from the device but leaves the decision to the employee. The Phished Assistant also opens suspicious pages in isolation, and then judges them: it analyzes what the page does and asks for, and gives the employee a verdict and guidance at the click. The silo is also read-only: employees can view the page, but they can’t type a password or any other data into it.
Does it replace our URL filter or secure web gateway?
No. It works alongside them. Filters block what is already known. The Phished Assistant covers the new phishing pages that are not on any list yet, by checking the page itself in a digital silo.
What happens with downloads?
Suspicious downloads open in the silo first, so a malicious file never reaches the device. Anything malicious disappears when the silo closes.
What does IT see?
Every browser check lands in the Incident Dashboard with the URL and the verdict. AI resolves safe cases automatically, so IT only acts on real incidents. Records can flow into your existing SOC tools.
Does the Phished Assistant track what employees browse?
No. It only analyzes the links an employee chooses to check. Regular browsing is not monitored or logged.