The Browser Is Where Threats Live Now. Secure It.

AI-boosted phishing. Supply chain extension implants. Corporate data flowing into AI chatbots. Unmanaged contractor devices. SaaS sessions bypassing SSO. These threats live inside the browser, where your entire security stack is blind. Acium closes the gap.

Acium Use Cases
USE CASES

Six Threats Living in Your Browser Right Now

SUCCESS STORIES

How Organizations Succeed with Acium

Global Financial Services

"Deployed Acium across our entire remote workforce in just 3 days using the driverless sensor. ICF-powered threat detection prevented a major session hijacking attempt within the first week."

FinanceAI Threat Era

Healthcare Provider Network

"Acium's Extension Governance replaced our fragmented GPO controls. We saw an 80% reduction in extension-related support tickets while hardening our HIPAA compliance posture."

HealthcareGovernance

Technology Enterprise

"Acium's sensor-based architecture gave us the 5:1 FTE efficiency we needed for browser management. We now have complete in-session visibility for all Shadow AI and SaaS usage."

TechnologyVisibility

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common browser-based threats include malicious browser extensions, AI-powered phishing attacks, shadow AI data leakage (employees pasting sensitive data into tools like ChatGPT), session hijacking, and unauthorized SaaS access. According to industry research, the vast majority of organizations have experienced browser-based attacks that their existing security stacks — including VPN, SASE, EDR, and DLP — were unable to detect.
Acium uses Extension Risk Scoring (ERS) powered by Information Coherence Fingerprinting (ICF) to analyze every browser extension's behavioral patterns, permission requests, code complexity, and network activity. Extensions are scored based on structural coherence rather than reputation metrics, enabling detection of supply chain implants and malicious capabilities that signature-based scanning cannot catch.
Yes. Acium provides in-session governance for AI tool usage within the browser. It can monitor and control data flows to AI services like ChatGPT, Copilot, and other generative AI tools, preventing sensitive data — including source code, financial models, and PII — from being pasted or uploaded to unauthorized AI platforms.
Yes. Acium provides browser-level protection without requiring device enrollment or MDM integration. This makes it ideal for BYOD environments and contractor access scenarios where organizations need security controls but cannot manage the endpoint device.

The Browser Is Now the Primary Attack Surface.

95% of organizations have experienced a browser-based attack while their security stack remained completely blind to it. Discover why dedicated browser security is essential in the AI Threat Era.