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Browser Isolation

Security

Security architecture that executes web content remotely or in hardened containers to reduce risk.

Definition

Browser isolation executes untrusted web content in a remote environment or tightly sandboxed container, streaming a safe representation to the user. It reduces exposure to exploits and credential theft.

In plain English Security architecture that executes web content remotely or in hardened containers to reduce risk.

Why this matters

Why it matters: Web browsing is a common attack vector; isolation lowers the impact of drive-by attacks.

Example

Example: Use remote browser isolation for high-risk users and control file downloads and clipboard access.