Why browser-native protection is critical for defending against identity-based attacks
As work moves into the browser, attackers are following. Browsers now serve as the gateway to SaaS apps, cloud platforms, and identity providers — making browser identity artifacts like cookies, tokens, and session data valuable targets for adversaries.
In this white paper, learn how modern threats such as session hijacking, malicious browser extensions, OAuth abuse, HTML smuggling, and adversary-in-the-browser attacks are bypassing traditional defenses. You’ll also see why legacy security tools can’t adequately protect users at the browser layer, and how CrowdStrike Falcon® Secure Access helps stop these threats with browser-native visibility, control, and protection.
What you'll learn:
- How browser identity became a primary target in the modern threat landscape
- The 12 key attack techniques threatening browser-based sessions and credentials
- Where traditional controls create blind spots for browser-native attacks
- How Falcon Secure Access protects identity and stops phishing in real time
- How browser-native enforcement supports Zero Trust, compliance, and secure third-party access
