Security News > 2023 > March > 2023 Browser Security Report Uncovers Major Browsing Risks and Blind Spots

The report also details the top browser security threats of 2022, which include phishing attacks via high reputation domains, malware distribution via file sharing systems, data leakage exploiting personal browser profiles, outdated browsers, compromised passwords, vulnerable unmanaged devices, high-risk extensions, shadow IT, and account takeovers with phishing credentials.

In addition to the stats and analysis of the prominent threats, the report provides a retrospect of the main news stories that left a mark in the world of browser security in 2022.

The report's effectiveness and value are twofold, providing readers with knowledge about a rising new security category, browser security, and driving readers to ask themselves whether they are familiar with the risks and trends in the report and if they have protective measures in place to detect and prevent those threats.

The report is able to provide a new perspective on the risk - and opportunity - of browser security.

As the corporate environment continues to rely heavily on the browser as its primary working interface, it is important to be aware of the risks associated with browser misuse and take measures to protect against these threats.

To get more insights and details about the 2022-3 browser security landscape, read the complete report.

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