Seraphic Expands Integration with the CrowdStrike Falcon Platform, Bringing Browser-Layer Security into Falcon Fusion SOAR and Falcon Shield

Seraphic announced at Fal.Con Europe 2025 an expanded integration between the Seraphic Secure Enterprise Browser (SEB) solution and the CrowdStrike Falcon® platform. The new integration connects Seraphic’s browser-layer visibility and controls with Falcon® Fusion SOAR and Falcon® Shield, enabling security teams to automate response actions and correlate browser telemetry within Falcon’s unified platform.

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Automating Browser-Level Response with Falcon Fusion SOAR

Through Falcon Fusion SOAR, joint customers can now orchestrate and automate browser-layer response actions directly from within Falcon, including:

• Blocking or removing malicious or unauthorized browser extensions
• Terminating shadow SaaS connections
• Enforcing browser policies using CrowdStrike threat intelligence
• Investigating and remediating browser-based threats through CrowdStrike real-time response

These capabilities streamline investigation cycles and improve response speed across managed and unmanaged devices.

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Feeding Browser Telemetry into Falcon Shield

The integration also delivers browser intelligence directly into Falcon Shield to strengthen SaaS security, feeding Seraphic telemetry into Falcon Shield to:

• Correlate browser activity with endpoint and identity data
• Identify risky extensions, AI tools, and SaaS activity
• Provide a unified threat view across devices, users, and sessions

“Organizations want to manage browser security the same way they manage endpoints and identities – from a single platform,” said Iulia Stefoi-Silver, VP of Global Partnerships at Seraphic. “Integrating Seraphic with the Falcon platform gives customers unified visibility and control while maintaining the speed and flexibility users expect from their browsers.”