Jimber Browser Isolation

Open a browser tab, click a link, and carry on—without bringing risk into your environment. Jimber Browser Isolation runs every website in a remote, disposable session, so nothing from the page ever lands on your device or network. Roll it out fast: point users to the isolation portal, define who gets which policy, and choose guardrails for downloads, copy/paste, and site categories. Create profiles for roles (finance, contractors, marketing) with different permissions. When a session ends, it’s destroyed—no leftovers, no cleanup.

Day to day, teams use their regular tools—research, banking, socials, support portals—through an isolated browser stream. If someone opens an unknown link from a vendor or a shortened URL, it executes away from your systems. Admin rules decide what happens next: view-only for risky sites, allow downloads from trusted domains, or route files through a safe retrieval flow. Users can request one-time access for blocked actions; managers review and approve in a click. If a page tries to run suspicious code, the user keeps working, while security gets details and the site is contained.

Remote work is straightforward. Staff can reach internal apps and files from any device by starting an isolated session—no need to trust the endpoint. A traveling employee can log in from a hotel kiosk, open shared drives or the intranet in the isolated browser, and move on without leaving traces on the local machine. Content creators can update a CMS, schedule posts, or upload assets through the isolation layer with download rules that prevent data leakage. Developers can review pull requests, docs, or package registries in a controlled session with clipboard and file actions governed by policy.

Security teams get real-time alerts when defined conditions hit: visits to high-risk categories, blocked downloads, policy overrides, or repeated attempts to exfiltrate data. Triage straight from the alert—see the site, user, time, and action taken. Adjust rules on the fly, quarantine domains, or spin up tighter profiles for targeted campaigns. Activity logs help with audits and incident reviews, showing who accessed what and how it was handled. Because every session is temporary and isolated, containment is automatic; closing the tab removes the attack surface and limits dwell time by design.