Shourya, principal software engineer at SquareX, joins Sasha from our Founder’s Office to discuss why enterprises need to have a security solution that runs directly in the browser. Shourya explains how traditional secure web gateways and endpoint detection tools often fall short against sophisticated client-side web attacks like Last Mile Reassembly Attacks. He shares how browser-native solutions can bridge these gaps, providing the visibility and control enterprises need to manage complex threats.Shourya also explores common vulnerabilities organizations face, such as malicious QR codes and advanced phishing tactics, and explains how SquareX’s browser-native solution detects and neutralizes these threats. From insights on BYOD security to the importance of tracking user journeys when investigating incidents, this conversation offers a comprehensive summary on the importance of browser-native security.0:00 Common enterprise security stacks and their limitations1:45 Advantages of browser-native security3:59 File Chunking and Last Mile Reassembly Attacks8:15 How browser-native solutions provide essential visibility for security teams11:56 Malicious files and SquareX’s privacy-friendly, in-browser file scanning13:27 Three prevalent attacks that existing solutions have trouble solving15:57 Securing BYOD when employees use unmanaged devices17:57 Why granularity is necessary to mitigate data loss through generative AI tools20:02 Closing thoughts and future cybersecurity trends🔔 Follow Shourya and Aleksandra on:https://www.linkedin.com/in/shouryaps/https://www.linkedin.com/in/aleksandra-melnikova-1012/🔥 Powered by SquareXDeployed as a lightweight extension, SquareX turns any browser, on any device, into a secure enterprise browser. Find out more about SquareX at https://hubs.la/Q03rPcbf0

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