TrustGate
Stop credential phishing by verifying the site is real — not guessing that it's fake.
TrustGate works at the credential-entry moment: before an employee types a password, it checks whether the site is authentic and flags or blocks lookalike and impersonation pages.
The problem
Employees can't tell a real login page from a clone.
Attackers copy login pages and vendor portals to harvest credentials — still one of the most common ways breaches start. Humans can't reliably spot a lookalike, and the risk is intensifying as AI-tool brands get cloned too.
The page resembles a protected brand but the URL isn't on its verified allowlist — flagged before a password is entered.
The difference
Verification, not detection.
Most anti-phishing tools guess with a suspicion score — they miss new clones or cry wolf until people click through warnings. TrustGate makes a definitive check against the brand's verified allowlist, at the password field.
Brand-fingerprint first pass
A lightweight local check recognizes when a page looks like a protected brand.
Allowlist verification
If the page claims a brand but the URL isn’t on that brand’s verified domain list, TrustGate warns or blocks — at the moment of credential entry.
Tiered enforcement
Start in monitoring to observe, then tighten to blocking — your choice.
Two assets, one check
Protects your employees — and your brand.
The same verification protects your people from handing passwords to fakes, and protects your brand from being the thing attackers clone to phish your customers and partners.
Availability
TrustGate is part of the same browser security layer as DataGate and is activated for customers at launch. It ships available at the platform level and is turned on per customer — we’d rather be straight about that than overstate maturity.
See TrustGate in action
Walk through credential verification on a brand you care about.