Guardz adds Palo Alto Prisma Browser protection for small-business MSPs
First merged summary.
Guardz has integrated Palo Alto Networks Prisma Browser so MSPs can treat browser phishing with email, identity and endpoint alerts.
Guardz said on November 2, 2026 that Prisma Browser for Business from Palo Alto Networks is now part of its workspace security platform for managed service providers serving small businesses. Browser phishing blocks, file analysis and extension checks are meant to be investigated with email, Microsoft 365, identity and endpoint activity by Guardz’s 24/7 MDR. The integration includes inline machine-learning phishing detection, Advanced URL Filtering, WildFire file analysis, and scans of uploads, downloads and risky extensions. AI controls can limit copy, paste, upload and download by site or category, with a per-client AI usage report. Early-access comments describe Chrome and Edge deployment through an RMM, with one MSP saying profiles were covered within minutes.
- Announced November 2, 2026 for MSPs serving small businesses.
- Links browser events to email, Microsoft 365, identity and endpoint signals.
- Includes phishing detection, URL filtering, WildFire and extension scans.
- AI controls can limit copy, paste, upload and download by site or category.
- Early access covers Chrome and Edge profiles through an RMM.
Timeline
dated events in the reporting · oldest first- Nov 2, 2026Guardz announces Prisma Browser integration for MSPs · Cyber Security News
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- Cyber Security NewsNotes Chrome and Edge deployment through an RMM.
- GBHackersCites 24/7 MDR and profiles covered within minutes.
- Vendors
- GuardzPalo Alto Networks
- Products
- Prisma Browser for Business
Coverage
oldest first · one row per article · UTCGuardz adds Palo Alto Prisma Browser protection for MSPs
The integration ties browser events to email, identity and endpoint signals so Guardz MDR can treat phishing as one incident.
Guardz integrates Palo Alto Prisma Browser protection for small businesses
MSPs can push the extension to Chrome and Edge and tie phishing blocks to email, identity and endpoint alerts.