To support CISOs navigating conversations around GenAI usage and risks, Keep Aware has released a new Template for CISO GenAI Presentation to the Board or AI Committee. This free resource provides a structured framework to help security leaders communicate clearly, bridge the technical-to-business gap, and address the questions boards care about most.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Keep Aware will be sharing tips, assets, and demos to build stronger browser security habits for your organization.

A search for a local sandwich shop on ChatGPT turned into a near-miss device compromise and ClickFix attack. Here’s how Keep Aware kept it from going any further.

Recently, a Keep Aware customer encountered a ChainLink phishing campaign—a multi-stage attack that guides the user through multiple links before reaching the final phishing site. This campaign, designed to steal Microsoft credentials, leveraged a trusted platform (GitHub Pages), a redirection chain, and a CAPTCHA.

Cookie consent prompts have become so common that most users click “Accept” without a second thought. Attackers are now exploiting this routine action, transforming a familiar web element into the initial step of a phishing and fraud campaign.

This new guide uncovers the hidden security risks of browser extensions and highlights the different approaches for managing them.

Learn how homoglyph domain attacks trick users with lookalike URLs and how Keep Aware’s browser security stops phishing at the point of click.

A quick recap of Keep Aware's time at Black Hat USA and our takeaways from the event

The familiar browser-based threat, ClickFix, is circulating, and it’s delivering payloads based on the browser’s underlying operating system.

We’re thrilled to announce that Keep Aware has been selected as one of just four finalists in the Black Hat Startup Spotlight Competition!

This article walks through a real-world ClickFix attack, type of social engineering attack, encountered by a customer and detected and prevented by Keep Aware.k

Browser extensions are a growing threat vector in enterprise environments, yet they often fly under the radar. This post explores the top 5 reasons why browser extension management is essential for security teams, starting with the risk of sensitive data loss and credential theft. From clipboard snooping to form data interception, malicious or over-permissive extensions can expose businesses to unauthorized access, compliance violations, and major financial losses. Learn why securing the browser layer is no longer optional—and how proactive extension governance can help.