Secure Browser Tech Is Having a Moment
Secure Browser Tech Is Having a Moment
The rise of cloud applications and infrastructure has made the web browser a prime target for implementing security measures. Companies like Palo Alto Networks, Surf Security, Gen, and SquareX are entering the secure browser and browser isolation market. This emerging market is driven by the need to protect browser-based businesses and meet the requirements of cloud-native businesses. Networking and cybersecurity firms, including Cisco, Citrix, Cloudflare, Fortinet, Menlo Security, and Zscaler, are incorporating browser isolation into their product offerings.
Protecting Browser-Based Businesses
As users spend more time in browsers for business productivity, email, and personal browsing, attackers are increasingly targeting browsers. Different companies and users have varying requirements for browser security, leading enterprise browser vendors to add browser security extensions to their portfolios. Networking and Internet infrastructure firms, such as Cisco, Citrix, Cloudflare, Fortinet, Menlo Security, and Zscaler, have incorporated remote browser isolation into their products. Startups like Palo Alto Networks, Surf Security, Gen, and SquareX are also offering secure browsers to meet the needs of the home market.
The Growing Market for Secure Browser Tech
The market for secure browser and browser isolation is becoming increasingly crowded, with several networking and cybersecurity firms offering these solutions. Companies like Cisco, Citrix, Cloudflare, Fortinet, Menlo Security, and Zscaler have incorporated remote browser isolation into their product portfolios. Check Point has added a local browser isolation plugin, and startups like Talon Cyber Security, Authentic8, Island, LayerX, and Seraphic Security are also tackling browser isolation. The consolidation of enterprise applications into web applications accessed through browsers has driven the need for enhanced browser security.
