The browser is where your team works all day: email, banking, vendor portals, cloud apps. It's also where phishing pages, malicious downloads and stolen passwords do their damage. DefensX protects the browser itself — and shows you, in real numbers, where your people are at risk.
A fake login page, a reused password, a "free" browser extension, a file downloaded from the wrong site. None of these look like an attack to the person doing them — and most security tools never see them, because they happen inside the browser.
One password used on a shopping site and on Microsoft 365 means one breach unlocks both.
Credential stuffingPixel-perfect copies of Microsoft, banking or vendor portals that capture whatever is typed into them.
Credential phishingInstallers, archives and browser extensions that quietly read pages, steal sessions or install malware.
Malware & data exposureDefensX works at the DNS level and inside the browser through a lightweight extension. Nothing changes in how people work — they just stop landing in the wrong places.
Malicious, phishing and inappropriate domains are blocked before the page even loads.
DNS & category filteringLinks, pages and browser extensions are checked against reputation and risk in real time.
Browser protectionIf a company password is typed into an unknown or fake site, it's stopped in the moment.
Credential protectionRisky or unknown sites can be opened in an isolated cloud container — nothing touches the device.
Remote browser isolationEvery month, behavior is scored so ECSG can fix the real weak spots, not guess at them.
Human risk scoring · vCISOResult: the browser stops being the easiest way into your business.
Most businesses have no idea how risky their people's online behavior really is. DefensX measures it continuously and turns it into a Cyber Resilience Score — so you can see progress month after month.
Benchmark goal: 800+ overall and every category at 90+.
Strength and reuse of the passwords people type into websites.
How exposed users are to manipulation — the habits scammers exploit.
Risky downloads, browsing and file interactions that could introduce malware.
How safely people handle, share and store sensitive information.
show exactly who needs help — so training goes to the people who need it, not to everyone at once.
on social engineering told us where to focus first: awareness training and tighter policies.
reports turn security from a one-time project into measurable progress you can see.
These are real numbers from a single month at one ECSG client with 41 users. None of this was visible before.
Websites where employees were logging in with passwords already exposed in public data breaches — including business portals and vendor accounts.
→ Users notified to change themWebsites — including Microsoft logins and shipping accounts — where short or simple passwords were being used.
→ Password policy and trainingWebsites where users entered passwords for the first time that month. 12 of them received weak passwords.
→ Visibility you didn't have beforeTimes a user followed a link to a known high-risk web page. DefensX blocked every one of them.
✓ Blocked automaticallyInstallers and archives downloaded from the web were flagged for review before they became a problem.
→ Reviewed by ECSGAdd-ons installed in the browser that DefensX rated as low reputation — the kind that can read everything on a page.
→ Flagged for removalPlus 4,300+ visits blocked by company policy that month — mostly social media and ad-tracking sites during work hours.
Configured, tuned and monitored by ECSG, by group, by role and by risk level.
Malicious domains, phishing infrastructure, adult content, gambling and dozens of other risk categories are filtered by policy.
Detects when a corporate password is typed into a non-corporate or fake site, and stops it in the moment.
Identifies where weak, reused or already-breached passwords are being used — without anyone filling out a survey.
Unknown or risky sites are rendered in an isolated cloud container. The user sees the page; the device never touches the code.
Risky downloads are flagged or blocked, and uploads of company files to unapproved sites can be controlled.
Every installed browser extension is rated. Low-reputation add-ons are flagged so they can be removed.
Policies are applied by group — department, role or risk level — instead of configuring every user one by one.
Allow and block lists built for your business — the portals, suppliers and tools your team actually uses.
Remote and hybrid users reach internal apps securely, with the same protection as in the office.
The reports show where weak or breached passwords are being used and how risky the behavior is — not the passwords themselves. The goal is to fix risky habits, not to collect credentials.
It's about measuring risk. Scores and policies help ECSG target training and protection where they're needed. We help you set clear, transparent policies so your team knows how the internet is protected at work.
Policies are built around your business. Vendor portals and tools your team relies on go into custom allow lists, and different departments can have different rules.
Yes. Protection lives in the browser and at the DNS level, so it follows the user — at the office, at home or on public Wi-Fi.
The firewall protects devices inside the office network. DefensX protects the person in the browser, wherever they are — and adds credential protection, password hygiene, extension control and human risk scoring that a firewall can't provide.
We'll show you how your people browse, log in and download — and where the real risk is. Clear findings, in plain language, with a plan to fix them. No obligation.
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