Browser protection
The Anti Phishing Sensor extension for Chrome and Edge works with the Windows app. It checks the sites you visit and blocks addresses listed in the confirmed threat database.
Protect your Windows devices
Anti Phishing Security protects browsing in Chrome and Edge and monitors device security. You can see events and protection status on the PC. Organizations can manage protection in Enterprise Security Center.
How the Windows app works
Protection history
The app shows each detected threat, its address and the time of the event.
Program and file monitoring
The app monitors programs, downloaded files and changes to startup items. It uses available antivirus protection and confirmed file verdicts. A file in the Downloads folder can be quarantined if it is confirmed to be malicious.
ESC policies and reports
Once a PC joins the organization, the administrator receives protection reports, a software inventory and device security signals. Policies cover protection, startup, updates and permission to change settings locally.
Device security across your organization
ESC shows available information on antivirus protection, firewalls, updates, encryption and Secure Boot. Teams can review it alongside software inventories and browser protection events for PCs assigned to their organization.
Each PC stores its policy locally and refreshes it when it connects to the service. The administrator also manages allowed domains. Device reports exclude file contents and browsing history.
Availability and installation
Sign in to ESC and open Downloads for the 64-bit Windows beta. Browser protection requires the Chrome or Edge extension. The app checks for updates. Before deployment, we agree on the pilot scope and check compatibility with your organization’s environment.
Bring Windows PCs into your organization’s protection plan
Discuss the pilot scope, protection policies and reports your team needs.