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A browsing session executed in a virtual container (represented by a secure opaque glass bell) which is sent back to the user's workstation by a stream of pixels.
“We estimate that organizations that isolate internet web browsing will experience a 70% reduction in attacks that compromise end-user systems. ”
Protection de l'utilisateur contre les menaces en ligne
Chrome, Firefox, Edge & Safari

Make your browser
your first line of defense

A proactive cybersecurity solution, VirtualBrowser isolates your users' Internet browsing on a remote virtual container, offering physical isolation between their workstation and the resources accessed.

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Seamless user experience thanks to rendering technology Fast Pixel Rendering

Control interactions according to your rules:
Keyboard, Copy/Paste, Download/Upload, Print...

Virtual access to your web applications and online videoconferencing solutions (Teams, Zoom, Gmeet, Webex...)

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Secure access

Physical separation of navigation: no uncontrolled code execution is done on the user's computer.

Seamless navigation

The use of VirtualBrowser does not cause any deterioration in the browsing experience.

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Fast Adoption

No software or plugins to install on workstations: extremely simple adoption process.

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Simple deployment

Seamless integration with your corporate infrastructure and proxy. Flexible SaaS or On-Premise hosting.

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Everywhere, For everyone

Multi-device access: desktop, tablet and mobile. Compatible with all 0S and browsers: Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari

Frequently asked questions
How does VirtualBrowser work?

VirtualBrowser is a Remote Browser Isolation solution.

It works by running all internet browsing activities in an isolated remote container.
Only a harmless visual representation of the content is then transmitted to your device, making it impossible for malicious code to be executed.

This technology dramatically reduces your attack surface and provides proactive protection against cyber threats. It is also very useful for securing sensitive data and applications, especially in a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) environment.

What types of threats can VirtualBrowser prevent?

VirtualBrowser Remote Browser Isolation (RBI) can prevent a range of web threats, including:

  1. Malwares : By isolating browsing sessions in a remote environment, malware cannot reach the end user's device.
  2. Phishing : Even if a user clicks on a malicious link, the attack is contained in the remote browser and keyboard input can be disabled to prevent credential theft.
  3. Drive-by downloads : Involuntary downloads are blocked as malwares can't access to user's device.
  4. Injection attacks : As web content is executed remotely, attempts to inject malicious scripts are neutralized.
  5. Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attacks : By using robust encryption protocols between the user's device and the isolated browser, interception attempts are greatly limited.
  6. Zero-day exploits : Even if an unpatched vulnerability is exploited, the attack will remain confined to the remote environment, protecting the user's systems.
  7. Fingerprinting : The tracking technique that collects information about a user's browser and device to profile them is limited because the fingerprint would be that of the remote browser, not that of the user's computer.
  8. Malicious cookies and trackers : These items are isolated and cannot track or profile user activity on their personal device.
How do I integrate VirtualBrowser into my infrastructure?

Integrating VirtualBrowser into your infrastructure depends on several factors, such as the size of your business, specific security constraints, existing architecture, hosting choice, and much more.

For a deployment that precisely meets your needs, we invite you to contact our team of experts.

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