More threat actors are exploiting the browser as an attack vector, largely because it’s becoming a popular way to access corporate applications and resources. As a means to counter browser-borne malicious software—such as Trojans, worms or ransomware—Conceal, an endpoint security company, introduced this week ConcealBrowse.
ConcealBrowse, which supports all popular operating systems, can be planted on an endpoint by a network administrator where it will monitor all code as it runs to determine if it presents a threat to an organization. Suspicious content is run in isolation where, if the software is malicious, any damage it might cause can be contained.
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