Top picks: Surface Security Browser Extension, Owl Browser, Palo Alto Networks Prisma Browser — plus 20 more compared.
Zero TrustPush Security Browser Extension is a commercial tool developed by Push Security. Security professionals most commonly compare it with . All 23 alternatives are matched by shared capabilities, tags, and NIST CSF 2.0 coverage.
A closer look at the 8 most relevant alternatives and competitors to Push Security Browser Extension, including their key features and shared capabilities.
A security platform that monitors identity, data, and actions in the browser.
Undetectable browser automation that behaves like a user.
SASE-native secure browser for managed and unmanaged devices with data protection
Browser-native platform securing SaaS access with zero trust, DLP, and threat prevention.
Browser security platform for monitoring, controlling & protecting web activity
MSP-focused browser security platform with DNS filtering & DLP.
Enterprise browser with access control, session visibility & GenAI DLP.
Browser extension for identity threat protection, anti-phishing & shadow IT detection.
A security platform that monitors identity, data, and actions in the browser.
SASE-native secure browser for managed and unmanaged devices with data protection
Browser-native platform securing SaaS access with zero trust, DLP, and threat prevention.
Browser security platform for monitoring, controlling & protecting web activity
MSP-focused browser security platform with DNS filtering & DLP.
Enterprise browser with access control, session visibility & GenAI DLP.
Browser extension for identity threat protection, anti-phishing & shadow IT detection.
Chromium-based enterprise browser for secure unmanaged device & BYOD access
Enterprise browser with built-in security, data protection, and access controls
Cloud-based browser security platform with threat prevention and ZTNA
Enterprise browser security platform for any browser with GenAI protection
Enterprise secure browser with built-in DLP, phishing protection & remote access.
Converts any browser into a secure enterprise workspace with DLP and zero trust.
Agentless browser security platform for threat detection and DLP.
Zero-trust enterprise browser securing users & apps without proxy infra.
Chromium-based enterprise browser replacing VDI for secure SaaS access on any device.
Neural network-based zero-day phishing & malvertising detection via global sensor network.
AI-powered browser security platform for enterprise web threat protection.
Secure enterprise browser for MS environments with MFA & Zero Trust controls.
Browser-based web filtering for K-12 schools with DNS and content controls.
Tor Browser is a free and open-source software that allows users to browse the internet anonymously and privately.
Packet-level content filtering blocking phishing & unsafe content on devices.
Common questions security professionals ask when evaluating alternatives and competitors to Push Security Browser Extension.
The most popular alternatives to Push Security Browser Extension include Surface Security Browser Extension, Owl Browser, Palo Alto Networks Prisma Browser, Conceal Secure SaaS Access, and LayerX Platform. These Secure Enterprise Browsers tools offer similar capabilities and are frequently compared by security professionals evaluating their options.
There are 23 alternatives to Push Security Browser Extension listed on CybersecTools, all within the Secure Enterprise Browsers category. Each alternative is matched based on shared capabilities, tags, and NIST CSF coverage areas.
Push Security Browser Extension is a commercial Secure Enterprise Browsers tool. It requires a paid license or subscription. Both free and commercial alternatives are available for comparison.
Push Security Browser Extension is a Secure Enterprise Browsers tool within the broader Zero Trust category. It is used by security professionals for secure enterprise browsers capabilities and can be compared against 23 similar tools.
