Whalebone vs. Introviz

Whalebone aims to extend cybersecurity to a billion ordinary individuals. To achieve this goal, Whalebone offers unwavering protection to millions of internet users without requiring any downloads. Currently, we safeguard millions in real-time through our continuously evolving next-generation threat intelligence. Our AI integrates extensive data from telecom partners with meticulously sourced external information to transform cybersecurity and maintain an edge against threats. Operating at the network DNS level allows us to shield all connected devices, including IoT gadgets and others that are typically hard to secure. This approach ensures that everyone can effortlessly access seamless protection. Whalebone serves as a zero-disruption cybersecurity solution for telcos, ISPs, and businesses, delivering steadfast defense against malware, phishing attacks, ransomware, and various other digital threats without necessitating downloads. In doing so, we empower users to navigate the internet safely and confidently.

Introviz provides cutting-edge, patented solutions aimed at addressing the increasing risks posed by cybersecurity threats to corporate systems. The struggle for IT security has its roots in efforts that began decades ago at key network entry points, such as routers and firewalls. Traditionally, many organizations have depended on adept network engineers to protect against cyber threats, which often results in an illusory sense of safety. However, in recent times, the landscape of cybersecurity threats has shifted toward the less monitored "back door" entry points, particularly via employees' web browsers. As workers connect to various networks—whether at work, home, or in public—there’s a risk that they may inadvertently allow external trackers and advanced zero-day malware into the corporate environment. Conventional defenses like Anti-Virus software, VPNs, and firewalls prove insufficient in managing the risks linked to browser content. As a result, web browsers have become a main channel for phishing attacks and malware entry, raising the alarming possibility of threats spreading from individual devices to the broader corporate network. This evolution highlights the urgent requirement for sophisticated protective strategies specifically designed to address vulnerabilities associated with web browsers, ensuring that organizations can better safeguard their digital infrastructures. Enhanced awareness and training for employees about these risks will also be critical in fortifying defenses against potential cyber intrusions.