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Stay One Step Ahead of Breaches With Phishing and Content Protection
On the frontline of the Lookout Cloud Security Platform, our phishing and content protection (PCP) technology halts breaches in their tracks by blocking web-based threats before they have a chance to unfold.
Empower hybrid work with advanced anti-phishing
Our PCP technology works regardless of how users choose to work. With the ability to convict threats from any communications channel, we ensure data is protected from malware and credential theft.
Zero-day detection
Using a combination of sandbox analysis, ML, and robust threat intelligence, we can predict any site’s category and reputation, even those that are newly built.
DNS-layer inspection
Instead of routing traffic through VPNs, which can lead to potential conflicts, we offer in-depth, on-device analysis of DNS networks, ensuring smooth operations.
Seamless integration
Ensuring that your security and compliance workflow continues, PCP works alongside proprietary and third-party classification systems and threat engines.
Guardrails for privacy
PCP doesn’t collect browsing history and hides URLs from administrators unless they violate corporate policies and require additional analysis.
Precise protection and content filtering
Customizable filters
Every organization is unique. Adapt your content filters to meet precise governance and compliance demands.
Extensive configurations
To ensure effective policy enforcement, we give you access to severity gradings across more than 30 domain categories.
Automated enforcement
Leveraging the efficiency of AI, PCP ensures that your security, governance, and compliance directives are consistently applied across all devices.
Top PCP use cases
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Protecting iOS, Android, and ChromeOS devices
Lookout ensures that, regardless of the modern device being used, we’re able to block malicious URLs from any delivery channel. We also ensure that end-user privacy is respected by obscuring browsing history.
Protecting Windows and Mac OS devices
PCP is able to detect and block phishing links across managed SaaS apps, private enterprise solutions, and public sites. We’re also able to prevent users from accessing sites with untrusted SSL certificates and block malware with the latest definitions.
Filtering URLs and content
PCP enables you to easily manage, identify, and block websites for corporate governance and compliance purposes. We provide real-time inspection of web destinations as well as file uploads and downloads, ensuring that phishing sites and malware are blocked.
An overview of PCP
Take a look at what PCP looks like from an administrator and end-user’s perspective, as well as a visualization of the telemetry we use to convict phishing sites with AI and ML.
This is the administrator's perspective of PCP. The console provides a detailed breakdown of phishing and content incidents encountered by individual devices. It displays the events that transpired, their associated risk levels, and the automated responses that were triggered.
This is the interface an end-user will see in the PCP's Lookout for Work app. It informs them about the actions Lookout performs in the background and notifies them of any incidents they might have encountered.
This visualization depicts the global phishing encounters identified by PCP within the Lookout customer base. It categorizes them by the type of attack and the device on which they occurred.
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