Identity, endpoint, and network controls tell you who got in and whether the device was trusted. Island governs what happens inside the session after that decision is made.
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Identity, endpoint, and network tools do their job at the access layer. What happens inside the browser session after that, what data moves, what actions are taken on a privileged page, what goes into a GenAI tool, is mostly outside the control model.
Information workers doing most or all of their work in the browser
Omdia, 2026
Organizations reporting browser-based security incidents increased over the past 2 years
Omdia, 2026
ROI for Island customers
Forrester TEI study
Time to deploy Island to managed and unmanaged devices
The Island Enterprise Browser extends your existing identity, endpoint, and SIEM investments by adding policy enforcement at the browser layer, where users interact with SaaS apps, privileged workflows, and sensitive data. It uses context your stack already provides. It just acts on it where you previously couldn't.
Island Enterprise AI lets security engineers define and enforce policy on what data enters AI tools and what can be exported, at the session level, per user, and per context. No separate tool to integrate. It's part of the same management plane as everything else.
The Island Enterprise Network delivers access to private applications with enforcement built in from the start. It integrates with your identity provider and access model without requiring a separate network architecture or a full infrastructure rebuild.
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