Enteprise Browser
What is an enterprise browser?
You spend your workday in a browser. Email, CRM, payroll, meetings, and your personal tabs too.
Chrome and Edge were built for home use. So companies add extra tools around them: VPN, proxy, DLP agents, virtual desktops.
An enterprise browser has that security built in. It looks like Chrome. It works like Chrome. But you set the rules: what can be copied, downloaded, printed, or shared, app by app.
What problems it solves.
Contractors and personal laptops
People work from their own computers. Your rules apply to work apps. Their personal browsing stays private.
Data leaks
Block copy, paste, download, print, and screenshots of sensitive data. Set per app and per user.
Visibility without TLS inspection
The browser sees activity before it's encrypted. Full visibility with no decryption appliances and no certificate headaches.
Expensive virtual desktops
Most VDI sessions just open web apps. A browser does that natively. Faster for users, far cheaper for you.
AI tools and company data
Let people use ChatGPT and Copilot. Block customer lists, source code, and credentials from going in.
Slow offboarding
Turn off the account and access ends. No company data is left on the person's computer.
Fewer tools. Same security.
Chrome, plus a VPN, a proxy, a DLP agent, TLS inspection, and virtual desktops. Every layer costs money and slows people down.
One browser. Security built in. Visibility before encryption.
How SafeMesh helps.
We set it up
We connect the browser to your identity, your apps, and your network, and write the security policies with you.
We get your people using it
New tools fail when nobody uses them. We handle the announcements, the training, and the adjustments until it's just how people work.
Or we run it for you
Fully managed: policies, updates, monitoring, support, and user onboarding, all handled by SafeMesh. One monthly price.
The first call is free.
