The Enterprise Browser Explained

Life before Island | Security by design | Becoming a venture backed company

Building the right blueprint from the start | Exiting stealth with a product, customers, and happy users | Our unique product philosophy.

“The names came first” - hiring top tier talent early | Letting the product do the hiring | The people who wanted to really change things.

Proactive, not preventative support | The life-long support team | Adding more value today than yesterday

Where destination meets purpose | Work as it should be | Adapts to wherever the Enterprise Browser category takes us

Our network is growing darker | Where’s the right place to gain control? | The rise of 3rd party users and devices

The broken “break and inspect” model | The embrace of new technologies and practices

Secure the work environment | Enable the IT organization | Enhance the end user experience

Turning an adversarial environment into a collaborative one | Not replacing everything - simplifying it | The never-ending use cases

How the browser became the center of work | The enterprise architecture shift | The browser as part of the enterprise infrastructure | Security finally enabling IT | IT in a box

It’s not all or nothing - test at your own pace | Low risk, easy to consume | Installs as easily as… a browser

The 3 simple steps | Deploying in audit-only mode | The end user deployment experience

The POC that takes an hour, not a day | No end-user training required  | The low-risk, no-friction rollout

Building a policy | Getting the support you need

Island as the preferred platform for securing the doctor-patient experience

Proof of concept at the trade show booth | From POC to 100% deployment in weeks

Used a custom automation to check that the right data was input in the right record

Enabling a seamless point of sale experience on tablets | Turning the tablet into a one-to-many device | “We don’t need to use a security device anymore”

From personal interests to professional needs | Surrounding the browser with individual tools | An infrastructure that’s too easy to break

The standardization of the browser via Chromium | The need for universal compatibility | Searching for the ideal user experience

IT that end users want to use | Solving complex connectivity and compatibility challenges | Making end users lives’ easier and better | Injecting additional features into the browser experience

The natural experience for work | Injecting end-user productivity enhancements into the browser itself | Making the workplace experience ubiquitous | Streamlining development for one common work environment across all platforms

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Asserting control where it makes the most sense - where work is happening | Placing controls as close to the point of origin as possible so they’re most effective | The browser as a core part of our infrastructure

Traditional security by nature gets in the way of work | Island is secure-by-design - built into the natural flow of work | Sign in once for the rest of the day | Bringing together security teams and end users

Island provides unprecedented monitoring flexibility | End user transparency - showing them whether or not they are being audited | Maintaining separation - Island can be enforced only for critical apps | Giving organizations the ability to decide where and when to monitor behavior

The extension problem with Host DLPs | Island passes the right files to DLP and impose DLP verdicts natively in browser

Inspecting URLs at pre and post encryption instead of breaking it | Still delivering the native browsing experience

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The challenge of API integration - hindsite control | Island controls how data leaves the app even after CASB authorizes it

VDI is expensive, complicated, and unnatural | Island is a native browser experience | Simple to manage and deploy

RBI requires heavy CPU usage and intensive rendering, while diminishing the experience | Island takes the same concept, but natively within the browser, and across all apps and websites