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Check out this recent blog post from Keep Aware CEO Ryan Boerner regarding the Cyberhaven browser extension compromise:

Excellent, detailed breakdown of TTPs for the Cyberhaven compromise. Extensions are the wild west in many ways, Keep Aware doing great work raising visibility here.

Is Your Browser the Weakest Link in Your Security Strategy? 🔐 In today’s digital-first world, the browser is the most critical tool employees use—but also the most vulnerable. As SaaS apps, sensitive data, and collaboration happen directly in the browser, traditional security solutions fall short. Why You Need Enterprise Browser Security: • Phishing, identity theft, and malware thrive in the browser. • Browser extensions can be a hidden door to data leaks and malware. • AI tools like ChatGPT increase the risk of accidental data exposure. • Slow, proxy-based DLP impacts productivity and frustrates employees. To keep your organization secure, it’s time to treat every browser as an enterprise browser. With a browser security solution in place you can: ✅ Gain visibility ✅ Prevent phishing & data leaks ✅ Automate investigations & improve response times The browser isn’t a secondary concern anymore—secure it like the critical workspace it is. Take a look at this blog post by Keep Aware CEO Ryan Boerner to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gkuRtyFh #CyberSecurity #EnterpriseSecurity #BrowserSecurity #Phishing #DataProtection

Did someone say new swag? 🎉 The Keep Aware team had a blast getting creative and screen printing some fresh new shirts with fabulous designs! It’s always great to mix work with a little fun and show off our team spirit. A huge thanks to the team at Goody Bag Austin for showing us the ropes and teaching us how it's done! #TeamKeepAware #NewSwag

🚨 ChainLink Phishing: The Chained Sequences of Modern Phishing 🚨 Last week at BSides Austin, the Keep Aware team gathered to watch our teammate Erin present on a critical topic: ChainLink Phishing, and how cybercriminals are increasingly using multi-step phishing attacks involving legitimate domains. It was an incredible two-day event filled with insightful discussions, learning, and fun networking with fellow security enthusiasts. For those who missed the talk or want to dive deeper into this growing threat, check out this blog post: 🔗 A Link, Click, and a Phish Away: Using Legitimate Domains for Multi-Step Phishing Attack: https://lnkd.in/gVkqcZUC #CyberSecurity #Phishing #ChainLinkPhishing #BSidesAustin #Infosec #ThreatHunting #SecurityAwareness

How does browser security differ from what I'm already doing with DNS? It's a question I hear often at Keep Aware, and Kenneth Thomas Moras wrote an article that covers this topic. Securing the browser addresses more nuanced challenges such as: - Phishing attempts that bypass traditional defenses - Social engineering tactics used within the webpage - Data loss prevention in the organization Thanks for the references Kenneth! https://lnkd.in/g7bbUeNc

It was a pleasure joining Scott Brammer on The Cyber Security Council podcast! I had the chance to dive into my journey, sharing a bit about my background and the story behind Keep Aware. One key takeaway I emphasized: As so much of our work revolves around web browsers, there’s a critical gap in how its addressed and operationalized in the security stack. At Keep Aware, we’re focused on closing that gap across any employee web browser. Thanks Scott for the conversation!

😵💫 Are you doing right by browser security? 👀 Are you stopping the attack chain in the browser? ❓ ❓ ❓ In this episode of The Cyber Security Council podcast, host Scott Brammer interviews Ryan Boerner, founder and CEO of Keep Aware, a browser security service. They discuss Ryan's entrepreneurial journey, the mission and vision of Keep Aware, and the unique features that set it apart in the cybersecurity landscape. Ryan shares insights on the importance of browser security, the challenges of identity management, and the company's growth trajectory. The conversation also touches on the technical differentiators of KeepAware, the current status of the startup, and the future roadmap for expanding its capabilities. Special Guest CEO/Founder Ryan Boerner Keep Aware Takeaways - KeepAware focuses on browser security to prevent targeted threats. - Ryan Boerner's entrepreneurial journey began with a passion for security. - The browser is often a blind spot for security teams. - KeepAware aims to provide additional visibility and prevention layers. - Ryan balances his role as CEO with hands-on technical work. - The company's secret sauce lies in DOM tree analysis. - KeepAware is currently in the seed stage, proving use cases. - Traction is seen in organizations heavily using browsers. - Identity management is crucial in the context of browser security. - The future roadmap includes expanding integrations beyond the browser. Sound Bites "I realized the browser is just really a blind spot." "Our mission is to stop people targeted threats." "We want to provide a prevention layer." 👉 Follow The Cyber Security Council and tune in to our podcast! 🔔 Don't forget to follow, like and subscribe. #cyber #cybersecurity #browsersecurity #killchain #attackchain

A newly uncovered 0-day vulnerability exposes major browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari to significant security risks. Malicious websites can exploit this gap to access services on your local network. While browser vendors work on fixes, security teams need a way to prevent this from being exploited in the wild. Keep Aware delivers immediate protection by deploying controls directly to the browser. Learn more about the vulnerability and how to protect your employees below: https://lnkd.in/dJecXHUf

The Keep Aware team has landed in DFW for the Data Connectors Cyber Security Conference! Hear from cybersecurity experts and leaders and learn how browser security plays into an organization's defense-in-depth strategy. Location: Hilton Fort Worth Address: 815 Main St. Fort Worth, TX 76102