Yes! Island, the Enterprise Browser, includes built-in controls that align with critical federal standards including Zero Trust Architecture, NIST 800-53, NIST 800-171, FedRAMP, and controlled unclassified information (CUI) management requirements. Island simplifies CMMC compliance for defense contractors and provides comprehensive audit capabilities with advanced logging controls from EL0 up to EL3 to meet OMB Memorandum M-21-31 requirements.

Yes. Island enables secure work on both government-furnished equipment (GFE) and bring-your-own-approved-device (BYOAD) scenarios. Agency employees, contractors, and mission partners can use any device they choose, including personal devices, to access data securely without requiring break-and-inspect proxies, long-haul connections, or remote browser isolation.

Yes. Island can deliver many of the same security and access control advantages as Virtual Desktop Infrastructure without the large infrastructure requirements and associated costs. By embedding advanced security features directly into the familiar browser experience, agencies avoid the complexity and expense of deploying and maintaining VDI environments. The Island browser eliminates the need for multiple point solutions and reduces the overall attack surface, offering a more streamlined and cost-effective approach to cybersecurity for agencies looking to modernize their IT infrastructure while controlling budgets.

Yes! Island, the Enterprise Browser enables federal agencies to accelerate safe AI adoption in compliance with OMB Memoranda M-25-21 and M-25-22, which outline steps for agencies to adopt AI while safeguarding civil rights, privacy, and security. Island’s governance capabilities allow agencies to maintain control over AI tool usage, ensure government data is protected, and access a competitive marketplace of AI solutions, all consumed securely through the browser interface.

Yes. Island, the Enterprise Browser naturally embeds mission partner environment data sharing capabilities and seamlessly integrates applications that live on the DOD Information Network (DODIN) with those in hybrid or public clouds. The Island browser is contextually aware of its operational environment, including user identities, groups, geolocation, and network conditions, which enables precise control over mission-critical applications and secure data sharing in MPEs. This allows warfighters, civilians, and contractors to collaborate securely across organizational boundaries while keeping security tight and data safe where it belongs.