SafeToOpen Online Security: Seatbelt for your browser!

Protect employees against scams, viruses, and new phishing web pages with SafeToOpen.

What is a zero-day phishing website?

Zero-day (or never-before-seen) phishing website is a term that generally refers to a type of phishing attack in which a website is created specifically to steal money or sensitive information that is unknown to the cybersecurity vendors or communities, making it difficult to detect and prevent.

The SafeToOpen Online Security browser extension detects and protects against zero-day phishing websites in real-time. It prevents you from submitting your sensitive information and reports newly detected phishing links to other cybersecurity vendors to help protect others.

SafeToOpen Online Security

What is SafeToOpen Online Security? 

Save the manpower and expenses with SafeToOpen. Our extension is your virtual expert that looks for indicators of malicious web pages. Be notified if a web page is risky or safe to visit.

Swift and accurate

Malicious websites are carefully designed and refined to trick unsuspecting users into giving up their credentials. With our browser extension detects malicious and phishing web pages in less than a second, with instant notification to your employees not to submit sensitive information.

Built for privacy

SafeToOpen Online Security is designed with privacy in mind. It strictly analyzes web pages that request sensitive information, such as passwords, social security numbers, and bank account details in links and HTML attachments. SafeToOpen doesn't analyze the most commonly used websites such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Google, Gmail, and YouTube.

SafeToOpen Online Security

Why organizations need SafeToOpen Online Security?

  • Current cybersecurity tools such as anti-viruses, web proxies, and secure email gateways are unable to protect against new phishing web pages. Staff members may click on malicious links from their personal emails, social media, or text messages that are not monitored by the secure email gateway.
  • Employees may receive HTML phishing attachments, and no tools can effectively protect them.
  • Employees receive warnings once they have visited malicious web pages and report the links to your security team in a few seconds.
  • Staff members are prevented from submitting sensitive information to unsafe web pages.
SafeToOpen Layer Approach

Why on the browser?

Web browsers serve as gateways to the internet. If security tools and controls such as antivirus software, secure email gateways, web proxies, and browser-based protections fail to detect and prevent a new phishing attack, then victims may end up opening malicious web pages through their browsers.

This is the ideal location for SafeToOpen Online Security to examine the page's content and detect and safeguard staff members from unsafe web pages that other security tools have failed to identify.

SafeToOpen Online Security examines both the visual elements, such as images and logos, and the hidden elements, such as embedded JavaScript, of the page - much like a cybersecurity expert - and alerts the staff members if the web page poses a risk, and gives them peace of mind if it is safe.

Common online security software and cybersecurity tools often fail to protect against never before seen phishing web pages.

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Try SafeToOpen Online Security today

SafeToOpen Online Security is free for testing and personal use.

Google Chrome

Microsoft Edge

Safari MacOS

Mozilla Firefox

Safari iOS

Example: SafeToOpen Online Security detected a
phishing web page targeting Microsoft 

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SafeToOpen Online Security protects from phishing HTML attachments

Video Description

HTML attachments in phishing emails often go unnoticed by email security products, allowing them to reach the recipient's inbox.

These attachments are used to redirect users to malicious websites, download files, or display phishing forms within the browser.

SafeToOpen Online Security quickly detects these phishing attempts through HTML attachments and informs staff members not to enter any sensitive information.

SafeToOpen Dashboard

What happens following detection?

After visiting an unsafe web page, we notify the visitors and your security team. An email alert is also sent with all the necessary information for the security analyst to investigate the incident to your security team and generate an incident in the SafeToOpen dashboard.

Security analysts review the findings and decide to either block or allow the URL for the entire organization with one click. 

SafeToOpen Online Security Features

Features

Personal version (Free)

Business version

Protection against known malicious links

Yes

Yes

Protection against new or zero-day phishing web pages

Yes

Yes

Protection against malicious downloads 

Yes

Yes

Customizable alerts

Yes

Yes

'Have I been phished' button

Yes

Yes

Report detected unsafe links to security team

No

Yes

Block unsafe links

No

Yes

Remote Access to SafeToOpen Online Security

No

Yes

Customizable logo and company template

No

Yes

Report staff members submitted their sensitive information on unsafe web pages

No

Yes

Requires SafeToOpen Portal VM

No

Yes

Frequently Asked Questions:

1- You will need to install the SafeToOpen Portal virtual machine in your on-prem virtual environment (such as VMware) or Cloud such as Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure.
* Depending the size of your company, you may need different size for the VM. For example, for 5000 users you may need 4 vCPUs, 16 GB memory, and 64 GB disk.   

2- mTLS certificate -provided by SafeToOpen. We use Cloudflare to make secure and private connections between SafeToOpen Online Security browser extensions and SafeToOpen portal in your Cloud or virtual environment.

3- Access to Microsoft Active Directory or any end-point management platform such as SCCM or Microsoft Intune.
* The Group Policy Object (GPO) or end-point management is used to deploy the SafeToOpen browser extension, push the mTLS certificate, and the policies to the end-points.
** SafeToOpen will provide you with a step-by-step documentation for the deployment.

SafeToOpen Online Security App for iOS and iPadOS (only for Safari browser) is available and can be pushed by any Mobile Device Management (MDM) tool.

Unfortunately, no extensions (including SafeToOpen Online Security) can be installed on Chrome on Android and iOS devices due to current technology limitations. However, you can install SafeToOpen Online Security browser extension on Yandex and Firefox browsers on Android devices. 

No. All scripts used in the SafeToOpen Online Security browser extension execute a moment after web pages are fully loaded. Therefore, it will not impact the browsing experience.

Yes. You can configure the SafeToOpen Online Security browser extension not to show any warning alerts to any staff members while protecting the business by informing the security team of the visited unsafe web pages.

We encourage configuring SafeToOpen Online Security in quiet mode while you are testing the product. SafeToOpen Online Security will still analyze all web pages and report the malicious and suspicious pages to your security team without showing any alerts on devices. 

Yes. SafeToOpen Online Security browser extension detects phishing pages once they are opened on victims' browsers. It does not make any difference if the page is a URL or an attached HTML file.

For more information and test its capabilities to detect phishing web pages in attached HTML pages, please refer to the question below:

How best can I test SafeToOpen Online Security's never-before-seen phishing detection capabilities?

The best way to test how SafeToOpen Online Security detects never-before-seen or zero-day phishing web pages is by creating one and visiting the page using our browser extension. Please follow the below easy steps:

1- Make sure you have the SafeToOpen Online Security browser extension installed on your Chrome browser. Install it from here if you don't have it already installed.
2- Install the Save Page WE browser extension for your Chrome browser. 
3- Visit Microsoft Office or linkedin.com or facebook.com login page.
4- Click on the Save Page WE browser extension. The extension will save the entire web page and download it as a file ending .html extension.
5- Open the downloaded HTML file with Chrome browser and watch what happens next!

Please do NOT upload the saved .html file on any publicly accessible web server. Once SafeToOpen has detected the file on a public web server, it will report the domain name to be blocked.

Yes. You can upload a 512x512 pixels logo of your corporate and change all the warning messages in the SafeToOpen Portal.

Malicious web pages have been manually confirmed as unsafe by your security team or by one of our security vendors as unsafe. 

Suspicious web pages are those that have been identified as phishing by SafeToOpen Online Security but haven't been manually confirmed.

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