The Neon Cyber team is still buzzing from our recent launch from stealth mode and are excited to continue this momentum as we wrap 2025. This week, we announced the Neon Cyber integration for Elastic Security. By partnering with Elastic, Neon Cyber is committed to expanding browser security for Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and Extended Detection and Response (XDR).
The Impact
The rapid adoption of SaaS and AI tools (often outside of IT’s purview) has created an urgent need for security that works with the user, however and wherever they work. Despite decades of awareness training, 60% of breaches involve a human element, with stolen or misused credentials driving 22% of initial access, and phishing close behind at 16%.
Unlike traditional endpoint or network tools, Neon Cyber operates directly inside the browser, detecting and stopping suspicious behavior as it happens. No logs. No delays. No disruption. We found synergies within Elastic Security and knew we wanted to join forces to take an innovative approach on protecting modern workforces.
How it Works
The integration provides a single-pane of glass for Neon Cyber’s anti-phishing, shadow-SaaS discovery and identity protection, allowing users to build comprehensive detection and analytics in Elastic Security. This ensures defense for organizations and users directly where work happens, instead of trying to build more fences.
When Neon Cyber is integrated into the Elastic Security, Neon’s industry leading browser observability and detections, including phishing, compromised credentials, and identity attacks, will be seamlessly ingested using Elastic Common Schema (ECS) to superpower existing XDR operations. This enables customers to build detections and analytics with the tools they are familiar with.
By combining Neon Cyber’s AI-driven browser protection with Elastic Security, security teams gain immediate detection and response across both layers, stopping phishing, credential theft, and data exfiltration early with actionable context. This is all achieved without the need for complex integration or forcing employees to switch to dedicated browsers.
What’s Next?
Enabling security teams to enhance existing or build new detections and analytics was one of our first goals when building our platform. Knowing we get user behavior data that can't be sourced anywhere but the browser allows security teams to reduce the SaaS attack surface, enforce identity hygiene and respond quickly to risky behavior.
Our commitment to understanding the modern workforce's identity threat landscape and turning that into an easy-to-deploy, easy-to-manage unified platform will guide us over the next several years, and we are excited to have Elastic join us early on in this mission. We are thrilled to close 2025 off strong as we propel into the new year. Exciting things to come!
To learn more about how Neon Cyber and Elastic’s partnership is securing the workforce, please visit: www.elastic.co/docs/reference/integrations/neon_cyber.