All Roads Lead to the Browser: A SANS Buyer's Guide to Browser Isolation

As organizations move to the cloud, browser dependency becomes more prevalent. That's why we say the browser is the new endpoint. By limiting the impact a browser can have on a victim system, organizations can prevent web code from reaching the endpoint. Find out how browser isolation works, key...

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