HERE Expands Browser Security with Keep Aware, Targeting 90% of Global Banks

As the enterprise browser becomes the primary interface for work, securing it against insider threats, credential theft, and data leakage is paramount. With the rise of generative AI, traditional network perimeters are eroding, and security teams need granular, real-time controls directly within the browser session. HERE's partnership with Keep Aware signals a strategic move to own that last mile of visibility—right where users interact with apps, data, and AI.

On July 28, 2026, HERE Enterprise Inc. announced a strategic partnership with Keep Aware to embed browser-native threat detection, behavioral analytics, and data loss prevention (DLP) directly into the HERE Enterprise Browser. The integration arrives at a critical juncture as enterprises rapidly adopt generative AI and AI-enabled applications, creating unprecedented browser-based risks: sensitive data flowing into unapproved tools, credential exposure via sophisticated social engineering, and security teams lacking visibility into user interactions that precede incidents. By combining HERE's existing governed workspace controls—process isolation, screenshot and screen-share restrictions, print controls, and granular copy-paste governance—with Keep Aware's real-time visibility and response at the user interaction point, the partnership aims to close a dangerous gap.

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announced a strategic partnership with Keep Aware to embed browser-native threat detection, behavioral analytics, and data loss prevention (DLP) directly into the HERE Enterprise Browser.

HERE Enterprise positions its browser not merely as a secure access tool but as a governed workspace designed for environments where security is non-negotiable. According to the company, over 90% of global financial institutions already rely on HERE, alongside deployment in government, defense, and healthcare sectors where auditability and data control are operational imperatives. The product itself already enforces strict client-side security through features like Supertabs and Supersearch that integrate productivity with governance—minimizing the historical trade-off between security and efficiency. Keep Aware brings complementary capabilities: browser-native threat detection that monitors user behavior for anomalies, behavioral analytics that surface risky patterns, and DLP that prevents unauthorized data exfiltration at the browser level, all without relying on network proxies or endpoint agents that are blind to encrypted web traffic and modern SaaS workflows.

The partnership reflects a broader industry shift toward the browser as the new security perimeter. With the proliferation of web-based applications, remote work, and bring-your-own-device policies, traditional network security appliances struggle to inspect encrypted HTTPS traffic or understand context within browser sessions. Meanwhile, the rise of shadow AI—employees pasting proprietary data into public generative AI tools—creates a direct conduit for data leakage that is nearly invisible to conventional DLP solutions. Here, the combined solution promises to enforce policies precisely where users interact with applications, AI, and data: the browser window.