Computer vision cybersecurity startup PIXM has expanded its line of antiphishing products with the launch of PIXM Mobile, a solution to protect individuals and enterprises from targeted and unknown phishing attacks on mobile devices.
The cloud-based mobile product is aimed at identifying phishing attacks on mobile devices in real time, as a user clicks on a malicious link, using computer vision technology.
PIXM Mobile is designed to support any mobile application, including SMS — used in “smishing” attacks — social media, and business collaboration apps, as well as email and web-based phishing pages.
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