SafeToOpen Browser Security protects your people where modern attacks actually happen: inside the browser. A lightweight extension blocks phishing, brand impersonation and malicious sites in real time, while a cloud console gives your security team visibility, policy control, incident forensics and enterprise integrations — with no on-premise infrastructure to run.
The extension analyses pages as they load — before a password or a card number can be handed to an attacker. Every behaviour below is a policy your administrators control per workspace.
Known-malicious sites are blocked and suspicious ones flagged, using threat intelligence that is refreshed continuously.
Lookalike pages that imitate the brands your team trusts — banks, cloud providers, couriers and your own organisation — are recognised on sight.
A warning the moment someone starts typing into a flagged page, escalating when data is actually submitted — catching credential theft at the last safe moment.
Warnings on unencrypted login pages and free-certificate lookalikes, plus a safe preview of where any link really leads, without visiting it.
Policy-driven: 80+ controls per workspace cover detection behaviour, user experience, branding and data collection — enabled, disabled or tuned to your risk appetite.
Fleet visibility, security events, triage and forensics in one place, at plus.safetoopen.com.
Live coverage across your organisation: who is protected, on which browser and version, and who has dropped off.
Every flagged incident, filterable by severity, workspace, member, host and review status, with a built-in triage workflow.
The evidence a responder needs: the flagged URL, what made the page suspicious, page-element metadata, network activity and, for critical threats, a snapshot of the page structure.
A full policy editor per workspace plus organisation-wide allow and block lists with reason categories, applied to every protected browser within minutes.
A workspace is an isolated policy set — a customer, a department or a domain. Managed service providers run one workspace per tenant and manage them all from a single console, with every event, alert and integration feed staying inside its workspace.
Every role sees exactly what it needs and nothing more, and every administrative change is recorded.
Invite members individually or in bulk via CSV, with workspace assignment at invite time and QR-code activation emails.
Map Entra ID (Azure AD) groups to the platform and to workspaces; joiners are invited and leavers removed automatically.
Owners and co-administrators have full control. Workspace-scoped analysts see and resolve events only in the workspaces they are granted. Members are protected users, never console users.
Policy saves, URL blocks, workspace changes, member moves, analyst grants, token and webhook changes and triage decisions, each with actor and timestamp.
Real-time incident emails when a threat fires, with intelligent grouping so a burst of related events becomes one clear alert rather than an inbox flood.
The platform meets your security stack where it is — pull, push and threat-intel standards — documented in a published OpenAPI specification and step-by-step guides for ServiceNow and Jira.
Your SIEM polls a read-only REST API with a revocable token. Cursor-based paging guarantees no gaps and no duplicates, in native JSON, OCSF 1.1, Elastic Common Schema or CEF — Splunk, Sentinel, Elastic and QRadar ingest without custom parsers.
The complete administrative audit log exported to your SIEM for compliance monitoring.
Each incident is delivered to your endpoint the moment it is recorded — ServiceNow, Jira, a SOAR or any collector. HMAC-SHA256 signed with a timestamp, automatic retries, delivery history and one-click redelivery.
When your SOC resolves the ticket, the playbook calls back and the incident is marked reviewed in SafeToOpen, attributed to the integration in the audit trail.
Playbooks can block or allow a URL organisation-wide through the API, with tight scoping and rate limits.
Hostile-URL indicators as STIX 2.1 bundles or a TAXII 2.1 collection — MISP, OpenCTI and other platforms subscribe directly.
Integration credentials follow least privilege: tokens are shown once and stored only as hashes, scoped to read or read-write and to specific workspaces, optionally locked to your SIEM’s IP addresses, rotated in one click and revoked instantly. SafeToOpen never stores your SIEM or ticketing credentials.
Protection that doesn’t become its own risk. Only flagged pages generate data, evidence is encrypted, and hostile content never reaches your analysts through our console.
Only pages the extension flags generate data. Normal browsing is never visible to administrators or to SafeToOpen.
All traffic is TLS-encrypted. Forensic evidence is encrypted at rest with per-organisation keys.
Role-based access with workspace-level granularity; every access to decrypted forensic detail is itself audit-logged.
Hashed, revocable, rate-limited tokens with optional IP allowlists. HTTPS-only webhooks with private-network protections and signed, replay-resistant payloads.
No. Only pages the extension flags as a security threat generate data. Sites where no warning fired are never collected, so normal browsing is not visible to administrators or to SafeToOpen. Individual members can additionally be redacted from console views and exports.
No. Browser Security is fully SaaS: the extension talks to the SafeToOpen cloud and the management console runs at plus.safetoopen.com. Deployment is typically a same-day exercise using your existing browser management or a simple install link.
Three ways: signed webhooks that push each incident to ServiceNow, Jira, a SOAR or any HTTPS endpoint; a cursor-based export API in JSON, OCSF, Elastic Common Schema or CEF for SIEM polling; and STIX 2.1 / TAXII 2.1 feeds for threat-intel platforms. Resolutions can flow back so the console reflects your ticket status.
Yes. Each customer is a workspace with its own policies, alert recipients, analysts and integration feeds. Multiple Microsoft 365 tenants can be connected to one organisation, and workspace-scoped analysts only ever see the workspaces they are granted.
Flagged URLs, page-structure snapshots and network logs are encrypted at rest with per-organisation keys and displayed as inert text, never rendered. Every access to decrypted detail is audit-logged, and every administrative change is recorded in a searchable Activity Log that can be exported to your SIEM.
Browser Security is part of SafeToOpen Business Plus, with a free trial. Install the extension manually or through your browser management, connect Microsoft 365 if you wish, and your fleet is protected and reporting the same day.