Today's Web browsers have different security pros and cons, and none offers a magic bullet against threats. Here's how to keep your Web surfing secure Which Web browser is guaranteed to make your ...

With an increasing reliance on the cloud, Web browsers are mission-critical applications for organizations. This not only means that people and organizations are using browsers more frequently and ...

A powerful new approach to securing web browsers, using a tool called WebAssembly, is getting its first real-world application in the Firefox browser. Hovav Schacham and his team have developed a new ...

CrowdStrike announced Tuesday that it plans to acquire Seraphic Security, a startup with technologies for securing enterprise ...

Cloud data protection startup Nightfall today announced the launch of its AI Browser Security solution, a new solution ...

As generative AI reshapes browser usage, the acquisition will bring in-session browser security to the Falcon platform.

Over three decades, the companies behind Web browsers have created a security stack to protect against abuses. Agentic browsers are undoing all that work.

Facing increasing cyberattacks via web browsers, more than 1,000 customers rely on Menlo Security to provide a secure web browsing experience for over 8 million global users MOUNTAIN VIEW, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Tony Bradley covers the intersection of tech and entertainment. As businesses increasingly rely on hybrid work environments and ...

For years, defensive security strategies have focused on three core areas: network, endpoint, and email. Meanwhile, the browser, where most modern work happens, sits across all of them. Cybercriminals ...

The finding comes from the University of Illinois at Chicago, where computer scientists have discovered various browser functionalities that rarely used or needed by websites that present substantial ...

For years, Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions focused on email, endpoints, and network traffic, where security teams could enforce clear policies with predictable outcomes. But work has changed.