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HP Sure Click Pro is a small- and medium-sized business version of HP Sure Click Enterprise , which is aimed at enterprises and government agencies. Its primary purpose is to protect against phishing attacks, which are carried out through browsers by tricking users into opening a link that leads to a malicious portal. Today, inventive hackers use social media, advertising, and common typos when entering website addresses to trick users into revealing sensitive personal information. A large part of this problem is cyberattacks on social media. Platforms like Facebook and Twitter are a haven for cybercriminals. Social media is designed to connect people, so it’s easy to create a solid, trustworthy image and build a following among the platform’s genuine users.

HP Sure Click Pro takes a fundamentally new approach to ensuring safe browsing: it doesn’t just mark potentially threatening sites as unwanted (as many antivirus packages do), but also prevents malware, ransomware, and viruses from infecting other tabs and the entire system. A separate instance of HP Sure Click Pro runs for each web link the user clicks. With each such click, the solution creates an isolated browsing session at the hardware (or software, on non-HP hardware) level, a kind of container beyond which malicious code cannot escape to infect neighboring browser tabs or the entire system as a whole.

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HP Sure Click Pro protects users even from infected malware hidden in Microsoft Office documents and PDF files. In this case, the virus code will also be isolated at the hardware and software level, which will not allow the infection to spread beyond the currently active container. In other words, no continuously updated virus databases, no cloud-based artificial intelligence with predictive detection of the most sophisticated polymorphic viruses are required: if an infected file gets onto the user's computer or if a link containing a virus is opened in the browser, the digital infection will not spread beyond the strictly limited area of ​​RAM in any case.