Most security tools sit outside the browser. They see traffic or they see the device. The attack happens in the tab, between the two. That's the gap Fantomo closes.
A secure web gateway allowed the connection. The page looked fine. Then the user pasted a command, approved a rogue OAuth app, or handed a session token to a proxy in the middle. None of that shows up in traffic logs or on the endpoint. It shows up in the browser.
| Tool | What it sees | What it misses |
|---|---|---|
| Secure web gateway / SWG | URLs and traffic it proxies | What the user does once the page loads. Phishing kits, token theft, ClickFix. |
| CASB | Sanctioned apps it's wired into via API | The shadow apps and personal logins nobody connected. Identity threats in real time. |
| EDR | Processes and files on the device | Browser-only attacks that never touch disk. Most modern phishing. |
| Fantomo | Page structure, logins, tokens, pastes, downloads, and OAuth, inside the tab | It pairs with the tools above. It doesn't replace your EDR or SIEM, it feeds them. |
Three things we won't compromise on.
15 seats free, forever. No sales call to try it. Most browser security vendors start at a contract and a demo.
We watch the apps, not the person. No full URLs, page titles, or screenshots. Passwords are fingerprinted on the device and never leave it.
Per-seat, month to month, with the add-ons listed on the page. No "contact us" wall in front of a number.