How Fency works
Fency isn't a filter with a training module bolted on. It's one agent that watches, understands, steps in, coaches, tests and reports, in a loop it runs on its own, in the browser where your people work.
What Fency sees in the browser decides when it steps in, who it coaches and how it tests them. What it learns from each test shapes the next lesson. IT sees all of it, without running any of it.
Look-alike sites, fake logins and malicious downloads are stopped as they open. Instead of a red wall, people see what was wrong and what to do next.
Steps in
When someone nearly falls for a trap, Fency proposes a short lesson about exactly that trap, for exactly that person, while it still means something.
Coaches
Phishing tests are built around each person's habits and the traps your company actually meets, so practice looks like the real thing.
Tests
Every page checked as it opens; look-alike domains and fake logins caught before anything is typed.
Malicious downloads and uploads stopped, including files hidden inside archives.
Malicious bank details and card-stealing pages stopped before money or data leaves.
A sandboxed browser for anything suspicious, so people can look without risk.
Malicious ads and browser exploits detected on the pages people visit.
What happened, why it matters and what to do next, at the moment of risk.
Fency works where the decisions happen: in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Brave, with Safari coming soon, and analyses pages and downloads right there, on the device. What people see and type stays on it, and it never reads mailboxes or chats.
A browser extension, no infrastructure. Fency is deployed like any managed extension, then takes it from there.
IT or your IT partner force-installs Fency on managed browsers through Google Workspace or Microsoft Intune, and activates the users. Fency never installs itself.
Once installed, Fency says hello to each person and walks them through their first steps. Nobody needs a training day to start.
Fency works on its own from day one. If you'd like house rules for what gets blocked, warned about or allowed, set them once in the console and Fency applies them from then on.
A one-time setting in Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace lets Fency's phishing tests reach people's inboxes. No mail servers or domains to run.
On the roadmap. Ask us where each one stands.
Fency plans and runs tests on its own, within the limits IT or the partner sets.
Lessons written from the traps your people actually meet.
Fency beside Mac and iPhone users who browse with Safari.
IT partners deliver Fency under their own brand.
A walkthrough in your own browser: Fency stepping in, coaching, testing, and the report IT gets at the end of the week.
