Here's How Proxyware Does It.

Acts as a Decoy User: Proxyware simulates the online behavior of a real user (like a child or senior), making it indistinguishable to scammers and malicious actors.

Lures the Criminals In: By “becoming the victim,” Proxyware appears to be a vulnerable target—drawing in predators, scammers, and exploitative websites.

Detects Malicious Activity in Real Time: Once bad actors engage, Proxyware captures and analyzes their tactics (like phishing, grooming, or malware delivery) as they unfold.

Stops Threats at the Source: Instead of just blocking a website after someone is harmed, Proxyware traces the attack back to its origin and works to take it down entirely, protecting real people from ever encountering it.

Protects Without Surveillance: Proxyware never watches real people, it only monitors its own decoy behavior, ensuring privacy while enhancing protection.

Exposes Criminal Infrastructure: Proxyware gathers evidence and intelligence about how digital threats work, which can be shared with law enforcement or used to harden defenses system-wide.

Our Promise.

We Help Companies ‘Do No Harm’

To identify sources of danger to your online visitors, Proxyware becomes the victim for malicious actors and gathers intelligence on attacks. We take on the personas of a senior citizen, young child, college student, veteran, government official, and more.

Unlike antivirus or firewall vendors, we help to eliminate these attacks across the entire Internet by sharing information with upstream partners who serve thousands of other websites, including ad and content management platforms, third-party plugin providers and more.

We Help Eliminate Attacks Across the Entire Internet

We help organizations in a position to protect vulnerable users with the information they need to act. From primary schools and universities, to senior communities, and religious institutions, Proxyware is the only company that approaches cybersecurity from the position of human impact, and we do it without collecting or storing any data on these vulnerable populations.

We Are Building a Safer Internet

The Internet is a fundamental building block of the modern world. Attacks - including malware, targeted misinformation and fraud - reduce trust in business, harm democracy and endanger vulnerable groups. Building a safer Internet is not only an ethical responsibility: it's necessary for a sustainable future.