Entryward is a browser extension that blocks employees from typing their password on any origin your team hasn’t approved. It stops credential phishing and password reuse on shadow-IT SaaS — across Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, deployed and managed centrally.
Fail-closed by design · EU-hosted (GDPR) · Passwords never leave the browser
Most breaches start with a real password typed into a lookalike domain or an unsanctioned app. Awareness training and email filters miss the moment that actually matters: the keystroke. Entryward guards that moment, on every site, in every browser.
Three steps, then it runs itself.
In the admin dashboard, list the origins where passwords are allowed — your identity provider and the SaaS you sanction. Origin-exact, with opt-in subdomains.
On every other site, Entryward disables password fields, blocks paste, drop and form submission, and shows a one-click “Request access” badge next to the field.
Access requests land in the dashboard. Approve one and the allowlist updates across the whole fleet within minutes — no redeploy.
A focused control that resists the tricks attackers and shadow IT actually use.
Password entry is denied unless the origin is explicitly approved. Scheme-strict, port-normalized, with safe subdomain handling.
Covers inputs in shadow DOM, dynamically injected and type-toggled fields, cross-frame (srcdoc/about:blank) contexts, and programmatic form submits.
Force-install and configure via Intune / GPO managed storage and Firefox policies.json. Policy can even be embedded inline for offline control.
Chrome and Edge (MV3), Firefox 128+, and Safari — one policy model across all of them.
When someone hits a blocked site they legitimately need, they request access in a click; admins approve or reject from one place.
Backend and database hosted in the EU. The only personal data collected is the access-request URLs an admin needs to make a decision.
Entryward never sees a password. It only ever decides whether a field may be used — and when in doubt, it says no.
See Entryward on your own allowlist in a 20-minute walkthrough. No agent rollout required to evaluate.
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