Push Security Named Top InfoSec Innovator for 2026 by Cyber Defense Magazine

Push Security Named Top InfoSec Innovator for 2026 by Cyber Defense Magazine
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Push recognized as an industry leader for its AI-powered agentic threat hunting capability that finds and stops attacks other tools miss

 Push Security, the browser security company on a mission to secure every web and AI interaction, announced it has been named a winner in Cyber Defense Magazine’s Top InfoSec Innovators for 2026, receiving the Publisher’s Choice award in AI-Powered Threat Detection & Response.

“Browser security is no longer optional — organizations have to add protection here in order to stop modern threats and protect sensitive data.” — Adam Bateman, co-founder and CEO, Push Security

The recognition highlights Push’s agentic threat hunting pipeline, which uses AI agents and human researchers working together to find and stop browser-based attacks that bypass traditional security tools.

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As work has shifted to the browser, so have the attacks that target it. Phishing kits that bypass MFA, session hijacking, ClickFix attacks, and sensitive data leaking into AI tools all play out inside browser sessions — beyond the reach of traditional network proxies, email gateways, and endpoint security.

Push data shows that half of all the payloads intercepted by the platform arrive outside email, beyond the reach of email security tools. Meanwhile, 95% of browser-based attacks use bot protection to evade network security solutions.

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Push fills this critical gap by operating inside the browser itself, sitting closer to the user than any other security tool to see and stop threats at the moment they happen.

“Browser security is no longer optional — organizations have to add protection here in order to stop modern threats and protect sensitive data,” said Adam Bateman, co-founder and CEO of Push Security. “Being inside the browser is what makes that possible, but you don’t have to change the browsers you already use to solve these problems.”

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Push helps security teams stop modern browser-based attacks like AiTM phishing and ClickFix, govern AI usage, protect sensitive data at the browser layer, and discover shadow IT and identity gaps. Push is deployed as a lightweight extension into the browsers organizations already use, including Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox, emerging agentic browsers, and IT-focused managed browsing solutions like Island and Palo Alto Prisma Browser.

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