Browser security for managed service providers
Your email security stops the message. Your endpoint tools stop the file. Haven covers everything in between, scanning the links in your client's inbox and flagging fake pages the moment they open.
This page is imitating a sign-in screen
Haven flagged it before any credentials were entered.
Haven works on both sides of the click
Most MSP security stacks are built at the two ends of the attack. Haven scans the links sitting in your client's inbox, then stays with them in the browser, which is where credential phishing actually pays off and where your current tools were never designed to watch.
The inbox
Email security filters known bad senders, domains, and attachments before the message ever lands.
Haven scans the links that get throughThe browser
The link survives the filter. The page loads. The client types their password into a convincing fake. Nothing downloads and nothing executes.
Haven flags the page in real timeThe endpoint
Endpoint tools inspect files and processes on the device and respond when something runs.
Why this matters for an MSP. A credential phish that never drops a file gives your endpoint tooling nothing to catch. Haven covers the two moments that decide the outcome: it scans the link while it is still sitting in the inbox, and it stays with the client in the browser if they click anyway.
Phishing volume is not going down
Every client you manage sits inside the same rising baseline of attacks.
SaaS and webmail remained among the most-targeted sectors into Q1 2026. Figures are global and reflect attacks observed by APWG contributors.
Protection at the moment of the click
Haven works inside the browser your clients already use, so protection arrives without retraining anyone or changing how they work.
Link verification before the page opens
Haven checks links from search, email, chat, and documents, so a single careless click does not turn into a compromised client account.
Real-time flagging of fake sign-in pages
Lookalike domains and spoofed login screens are called out while the page is open, not discovered later in a log review.
AI email analysis in the inbox
Haven reviews suspicious messages where your client reads them and explains why something looks wrong, in language a non-technical user can act on.
Protection that resists tampering
Haven is built to stay on, so coverage you deployed does not quietly disappear from a client machine between reviews.
What ships today, and what you can help shape
Client-side protection is available now. The management layer is being built with the providers who will run it.
Protection across every client you manage
Deploy Haven through the tooling you already use and give each client the same browser-level coverage, without a migration project or a new browser.
- Installs from the Chrome Web Store
- Pushes through Google Workspace and Microsoft Intune
- Sits alongside your existing email and endpoint tools
Haven Managed, designed with MSPs
The multi-tenant layer is being built now, with design partners shaping how deployment, visibility, and client reporting actually work in an MSP practice.
- Multi-tenant client management Coming soon
- Client-ready reporting Coming soon
- Automated user enrollment Coming soon
A layer you can sell, not a tool you replace
Browser security is a distinct layer from email and endpoint, which means it adds to a client's stack instead of competing with something they already pay you for.
Differentiate the stack
Cover a gap most competing proposals leave open, and explain it in one sentence a non-technical client understands.
Reduce avoidable tickets
Every phish caught at the page is a credential reset, an account lockout, and an incident call your team never has to run.
Show the value you deliver
Security work is easiest to renew when a client can see it. Reporting built for that conversation is on the way with Haven Managed.
Who this is for
If you are responsible for security outcomes across more than one organization, this is the layer you are missing.
Browser security for MSPs, answered
What is browser security for MSPs?
Browser security for MSPs is protection that works inside the browser your clients already use, rather than at the mail gateway or on the device. It covers the moment a person clicks a link, lands on a page, and enters credentials. For an MSP it means every client gets coverage for the step where phishing actually succeeds, without deploying a new browser or replacing existing tools.
Why are email security and endpoint protection not enough to stop client phishing?
Email security filters the message and endpoint tools inspect files and processes on the device. A modern credential phishing attack often involves neither. The link survives the filter, the page loads in the browser, and the client types their password into a convincing fake. Nothing is downloaded and nothing executes. Haven adds coverage on both sides of that moment, scanning the links that reach your client's inbox and flagging the page in real time if they click through.
How does Haven fit into an existing MSP security stack?
Haven is designed to sit alongside the email security, endpoint, and identity tools an MSP already resells and manages. It is a browser extension rather than a replacement browser or a gateway, so it adds a layer without a rip and replace project and without changing how clients work.
How do MSPs deploy Haven across client environments?
Haven installs as a browser extension through the Chrome Web Store, and can be pushed through the management tooling MSPs already use, including Google Workspace and Microsoft Intune. There is no new browser to roll out and no endpoint agent to schedule around.
Can MSPs manage multiple clients from one place?
Multi-tenant management and client reporting are in active development as Haven Managed. They are not generally available yet. MSPs who want to influence how that layer works can join the Haven Design Partner Program, which is how these capabilities are being designed with the providers who will use them.
Can MSPs offer browser security as a billable service?
Yes. Browser security is a distinct layer from email and endpoint, so it can be positioned as an added line in a security stack rather than a substitute for something a client already pays for. Commercial terms for managed deployment are handled directly, and MSPs can contact sales@starthaven.com to discuss packaging and early access.
Cover the gap across every client you manage
See how Haven deploys across a client portfolio, and how the management layer is being built with MSPs right now.