Push Security recently earned top honors in Cyber Defense Magazine’s 2026 Top InfoSec Innovator Awards. In particular, the company was awarded the “Publisher’s Choice” for its efforts in AI-Powered Threat Detection and Response. Moreover, industry recognition is an indication that the company has an advanced agentic threat hunting process. This implies that the company’s platform utilizes both human researchers and artificial intelligence agents in thwarting browser attacks.
Modern enterprise workflows have shifted heavily into web browsers recently. However, malicious cyber attacks followed employees directly into these online environments. Today, adversaries execute session hijacking, ClickFix attacks, and multi-factor authentication phishing directly inside browser sessions. In contrast, legacy email gateways, network proxies, and endpoint tools miss these active threats completely. According to internal telemetry data, half of all intercepted payloads arrive outside traditional email channels. Furthermore, 95% of browser-based attacks deploy bot protection mechanisms to evade legacy network security.
By operating directly inside web browsers, the platform sits closer to users than traditional tools. Therefore, security teams can detect and neutralize emerging threats instantly at the moment of impact.
“Browser security is no longer optional organizations have to add protection here in order to stop modern threats and protect sensitive data,” said Adam Bateman, co-founder and CEO of Push Security. “Being inside the browser is what makes that possible, but you don’t have to change the browsers you already use to solve these problems.”
Enhancing Threat Neutralization and Operational Scalability
Additionally, the lightweight extension deploys quickly into existing corporate browsers like Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Firefox. Furthermore, the solution integrates smoothly with managed enterprise browsers including Island and Palo Alto Prisma Browser. Moreover, the Push Security platform neutralizes complex adversary techniques like Adversary-in-the-Middle phishing and ClickFix exploits. Simultaneously, security teams govern corporate artificial intelligence usage while discovering hidden shadow IT accounts.
Currently, Push Security protects diverse global organizations ranging from 20 to 300,000 employees. Remarkably, deployment teams routinely onboard 100,000 active users in under an hour without operational downtime. Besides this latest honor, the company earned the Best Secure Enterprise Browser title in The Hacker News’ Cybersecurity Stars Awards. Similarly, Redpoint featured Push Security on its 2026 InfraRed 100 industry list.
The deployment of Push Security technology in existing browser-based environments provides robust security to organizations from existing threats. Finally, Push Security technology will secure organizational information assets and ensure uninterrupted productivity of its workforce.
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