Browser & endpoint security,
powered by Sekant Security
Attackers don't break in — they log in. Nearly half of all cyberattacks now run through the browser: phishing, fake-verification scams, malicious downloads and quiet data leaks into AI tools. Kaitara Security partners with Sekant to run detection models inside the browser itself, blocking these threats in real time. Deployed and folded into your compliance posture as part of an engagement.
What it does
Prevent phishing & account takeover
Flags brand impersonation, OAuth and device-approval attacks, and credential-harvesting pages before anyone signs in — the social-engineering path that causes most breaches.
Block ClickFix & clipboard attacks
ClickFix was the most-used initial access method in 2025. Sekant watches the clipboard for malicious scripts and blocks them before a user can paste and run them.
Intercept malware & ransomware
Signature-based EDR misses novel threats. Sekant combines web context with file-content signals to proactively block zero-day malware and ransomware droppers at the point of download.
Monitor AI & data leakage
Shadow IT now has a twist — Shadow AI. Sekant gives visibility into what staff paste into ChatGPT, Gemini and the like, and enforces guardrails so sensitive data doesn't walk out through a browser tab.
Inventory every extension
Compliance requires a complete software inventory — browser extensions included. Sekant catalogues every installed extension and its permissions, surfacing the overly-permissive and the outright malicious.
Fleetwide visibility & control
One management console for the whole fleet: live risk-event log, rich per-event context, policy enforcement, and alerting — so nothing on your endpoints goes unseen.
The difference: it runs on the edge, not in the cloud
Sekant's detection models execute on-device, inside the browser — not on a vendor's cloud. That means real-time responses, continuous scanning, and complete data privacy: the content being analysed never has to leave the endpoint — which keeps sensitive browsing data where it belongs and supports your DPDP data-minimisation and residency obligations.
One console for the whole fleet
Every endpoint reports into a single management console — fleetwide policy, a live risk-event log, and the integrations to plug into how you already work.
Supported browsers
How it fits your obligations
Every signal ties back to a real obligation. Phishing, malware and account-takeover detections give you the incident telemetry the CERT-In Directions 2022 expect you to have — with the risk-event log and SIEM feed supporting your logging and 6-hour reporting duties. The extension inventory feeds the software-inventory a security baseline requires, and the AI-and-data-leakage guardrails plus on-device processing support your DPDP Act data-protection and breach-prevention responsibilities. Read the CERT-In Directions 2022 and DPDP Act guides for the detail.
Questions
What is Sekant, and how does Kaitara fit in?
Sekant Security is our technology partner for browser and endpoint protection. As part of an engagement, Kaitara Security stands Sekant up with you, sets up the console, and integrates the findings into your wider security and compliance programme — a single point of contact for the whole thing.
Where does my data go?
Sekant runs its detection models on the device, in the browser. Analysis happens locally rather than in a vendor cloud, and the management console can run in your own environment — so your browsing data stays under your control.
Which browsers and systems are supported?
Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Brave, across Windows and macOS. Extensions are rolled out fleetwide with a deployment script — no per-machine manual setup.
How does this relate to endpoint monitoring?
Sekant secures the browser layer — where most modern attacks land — and complements Kaitara Monitor, which watches your servers, endpoints and cloud. Together they give you coverage from the browser tab down to the host.
See Sekant on your own browsers
Book a demo and we'll show you real-time phishing, ClickFix and data-leakage detection running live — then scope a rollout across your team.