Fortulio observes employee behavior in the browser and intervenes when actions become risky.
Employees still enter credentials into fake sites — even with training programs in place. Fortulio blocks the action in real time.
Third-party apps request excessive permissions, exposing email, files, and contacts. We flag risky OAuth grants instantly.
Password reuse enables credential stuffing attacks. Fortulio detects reuse across corporate accounts at the moment of entry.
Fortulio stops these actions at the moment they happen.
From observation to intervention — in milliseconds.
Fortulio monitors browser activity signals such as login attempts, domain familiarity, and permission grants — without reading content.
Behavioral AI builds a baseline of normal activity and detects when risk begins to escalate — for each employee individually.
Adaptive security nudges prevent irreversible actions before damage occurs — without blocking productivity.
Detect risky actions like credential entry on unfamiliar domains — as they happen, not after-the-fact in logs.
Learn which domains and services are normal for each employee. Flag anomalies automatically with Zero-Trust precision.
Intervene only when behavior becomes risky. No alert fatigue. No productivity loss for your engineering teams.
Translate risky actions into estimated financial exposure. Speak the language of the C-suite and justify security spend.
Security teams get full visibility into behavioral risk across the organization.
Organization-wide risk metric
Real-time incident tracking
Employee risk patterns over time
Estimated cost of risky actions
| Traditional Security | Fortulio |
|---|---|
| Detects malware | Detects risky behavior |
| Alerts after damage | Intervenes before action |
| Generic rules | Learns user behavior |
| Technical alerts | Financial risk insights |
Fortulio uses machine learning to learn normal browsing patterns and detect when behavior deviates in risky ways — without monitoring content or invading privacy.
Everything you need to know about getting started with Fortulio.