Netskope One Enterprise Browser
The Netskope One Enterprise Browser (currently known in the UI as Enterprise Browser) enables Netskope One SSE services such as SWG (e.g. URL categorization), CASB (control of user activities in the context of the application), NPA (private app access) as well as threat protection and DLP to be extended to cover corporate users with unmanaged / personal devices, as well as non-employee contractors. Netskope One Enterprise Browser leverages the Netskope One platform, with a single policy engine and admin console.
Netskope One Enterprise Browser also complements Netskope One Data Security with granular in-browser policies for any website the user is browsing. Admins can define in-browser protection policies for any predefined or custom URL category or cloud application, or private applications.
Enterprise Browser now supports steering of NPA Browser Access applications, enhancing its capabilities for private applications. Enterprise Browser protection policies and controls are now extended to these private applications as well, applying consistent in-browser security across both public and private web applications.
Netskope One Enterprise Browser allows companies to deliver secure browser-based access to their corporate apps to minimize the risk of data leakage even on untrusted, unmanaged devices:
- Provide BYOD users and contractors secure access to corporate apps, applying corporate SSE controls via Netskope’s NewEdge
- Enable M&A users to quickly and easily access your corporate SaaS apps, while reducing the risk of data leaks
- Elevate the security of your users accessing critical data, even on managed devices
- Access private applications with Enterprise Browser, extending security capabilities across both public and private web applications
Netskope One Enterprise Browser customers benefit from:
- Fast time to operationalize by easily extending existing application control policies to BYOD users / contractors
- Enterprise Browser protection policies apply data protection controls to the browsing experience itself, including activities like copy, paste, print, watermark, screenshots and screen sharing for both SaaS and private applications
- Hardened browser reduces the risk of data leakage on untrusted devices
- Self-service process reduces IT overhead by enabling users to easily install and configure the browser and remove it from their endpoint, all without the need for admin intervention
- The user experience is optimized by relegating enterprise access to a self-contained workspace environment based on the familiar Chrome experience of their personal browser, and is separated from users’ personal browser of choice
- Application access is simplified and secured by having a corporate applications home page with app links defined by the admin