Identity Protection

Attackers increasingly target the browser to hijack sessions, steal credentials, or exfiltrate session tokens, especially on unmanaged or lightly protected devices.

The browser is where identity is most often exploited, whether accessing a SaaS application or any corporate app. Enterprises need a solution with identity-centric capabilities that transform identity signals into immediate, risk-based enforcement at the browser level.

Users frequently reuse credentials across personal sites and unmanaged SaaS, expanding the blast radius of any compromise. Traditional DLP and IAM tools struggle to monitor how these credentials are used inside the browser, leaving critical visibility gaps around identity usage. Because data protection policies often treat content and users separately, it is difficult to align DLP decisions with the sensitivity of the identity, the user’s role, or the real-time session risk level. At the same time, conventional DLP tools have limited visibility into in-browser actions such as copy/paste, screen capture, and AI prompts, even though this is where much identity-driven data movement actually occurs. 

Seraphic monitors credential usage patterns in the browser and can detect when corporate passwords are entered into unauthorized or consumer-grade applications. Policies can coach users with inline warnings or outright block credential entry on risky domains, helping enforce corporate password and identity hygiene standards in real time. Seraphic also combines inline DLP with identity context such as user, group, device posture, and application sensitivity to make granular decisions on uploads, downloads, clipboard actions, and screen sharing. These controls apply uniformly across SaaS, internal web apps, Electron-based clients, and GenAI tools, ensuring identities cannot exfiltrate sensitive data through unmonitored browser channels.