GhostGuard
Detects phishing and credential theft in employee browsers and endpoints before credentials are stolen.
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- Enterprise security teams protecting employees and customers from phishing and credential theft attacks.
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- Company
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- Runs as
- Browser extension
- Analyze suspicious endpoint behavior and execution chains on Windows systems
- Identify session hijacking and adversary-in-the-middle attacks in customer web sessions
- HeadquartersDubai, AEper their site
Figure and bar: visits/mo, estimate · year: online since
- #1
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Kentik AI
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Darktrace
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Nexus Void Automated Penetration Testing
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42.9knot read— - #6
Abnormal Security
Detects and blocks email attacks, account takeovers, and identity threats using behavioral analysis.
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What is GhostGuard?
Detects phishing and credential theft in employee browsers and endpoints before credentials are stolen. It is listed in the Atlas under Security.
Who is GhostGuard for?
Enterprise security teams protecting employees and customers from phishing and credential theft attacks.
Do people use GhostGuard?
Emerging.
What are alternatives to GhostGuard?
In Security, by use: SentinelOne Purple AI, Varonis, Kentik AI, Darktrace, Nexus Void Automated Penetration Testing, Abnormal Security.
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