What is a Enterprise Browser?

An enterprise browser  addresses the security, productivity, and management challenges of organizations to protect data and assets via:

• Data encryption and malware protection
• Single sign-on (SSO)
• Content filtering
• Centralized management
• Enterprise Applications  Integration
• ‍Granular control and visibility over user activity
• ‍Data exfiltration protection

An enterprise browser is a browser  that addresses the specific security, productivity, and management challenges of large organizations to protect their data and assets.

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An Enterprise Browser includes these features:

• Data encryption and malware protection to keep user data safe.
• Single sign-on (SSO) to simplify user authentication.
• Content filtering to prevent users from accessing inappropriate websites.
• Centralized management to make it easy to deploy and configure the browser across an organization.
• Enterprise Applications  Integration  to streamline workflows.
• ‍Granular control over user activity: Administrators can control what users can and cannot do in the browser, such as blocking certain websites, preventing file downloads, and disabling extensions.
• Visibility into user behavior: Administrators can see what websites users are visiting, what files they are downloading, and what extensions they are using.
• Data exfiltration protection: The browser can prevent data from being leaked out of the organization, such as by preventing users from copying and pasting sensitive information.