What Arx Protects Against

Tozetta Arx focuses on the "Human Layer" of security. While firewalls protect your network ports, Arx protects your employees' eyes and decisions in the browser.

The Modern Threat Landscape

Traditional antivirus software scans files on your hard drive. However, 90% of modern breaches don't start with a downloaded file—they start with a deceptive website. Attackers no longer hack systems; they hack people.

Threat Type

Credential Theft

Fake login pages (Phishing) that look identical to Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or banking portals.

Threat Type

MFA Bypass (AiTM)

Advanced proxies that intercept your 2-Factor Authentication codes in real-time.

Threat Type

Brand Impersonation

Typosquatting domains (e.g. arazon.com instead of amazon) designed to trick users.

Threat Type

Resource Hijacking

Crypto-drainers and CPU miners embedded in compromised websites.

Why Traditional Filters Fail

Most security tools rely on reputation lists, databases of known bad URLs. The problem is simple: attackers create thousands of temporary domains every hour, long before legacy filters can catch up.

Reality

By the time a URL is on a blacklist, the attack is already over.

How Arx Is Different

We don't just check a list. We use Computer Vision and AI to look at the website like a human does. If it looks like a login page but is hosted on a strange server, we block it, even if the domain was registered 5 seconds ago.

Limitations & Scope

To maintain privacy and performance, Arx has a specific operational scope. It is important to understand what the tool does not do.

No Email Inbox ScanningArx lives in the browser, not the mail server. We scan the link when you click it, but we do not read your emails or filter your inbox.
No Productivity MonitoringWe are a security tool, not "bossware". We do not track how much time users spend on YouTube or Social Media unless those sites are actively hosting malware.
No PII RetentionIf a user enters a password on a phishing site, we block the request, but we never record or transmit the password itself.