Click Any Link. Compromise Nothing.
Most successful breaches start with a single click. The Fortified360 Isolation Browser puts every web session inside a disposable, off-device container — so phishing pages, drive-by malware, credential harvesters, and zero-day browser exploits never reach your endpoint. Users see pixels. Attackers see nothing.
The browser is the single largest attack surface in your enterprise.
Every link, every login, every SaaS app runs inside a browser that was never designed for hostile content. The traditional defenses — firewalls, web filters, EDR, user training — only catch what they already know to look for. The rest gets through.
Phishing still works
The vast majority of breaches still begin with a user clicking a link or opening an attachment. No amount of training closes the gap entirely.
Zero-days are unpatched by definition
Browser zero-days are exploited within hours of discovery. Patches always arrive after the attack. Your defenses can't recognize what hasn't been cataloged yet.
SaaS sprawl breaks every policy
Users access 50–200+ SaaS apps from any device, any network. Cut/paste, downloads, and screen capture happen outside the reach of traditional DLP.
The web, rendered somewhere else. Streamed to you as pixels.
Every web session runs inside a remote, ephemeral container. The page is fetched, rendered, and executed far away from your endpoint — you only ever receive a visual stream.
User clicks a link
From email, chat, search, or a SaaS app — on any device with a modern browser.
Request lands in the Isolation Workspace
The URL never resolves on the endpoint. Fortified360 spins up a single-use container.
The page renders in isolation
All scripts, plugins, downloads, and active content execute inside the container — never on the device.
Pixels stream back. Session destroyed.
The user sees and interacts with the page normally. When the session ends, the container vanishes.
Built-in controls. No plugins, no policies to maintain.
Pixel-only streaming
Pages are rendered remotely and streamed as pixels. No HTML, JS, or active content ever touches the device.
Ephemeral sessions
Every container is single-use. The moment a user logs out, the entire environment is destroyed and rebuilt clean.
Identity-based controls
Cut/paste, downloads, uploads, printing, screen capture — each governed per user, per role, per session.
Identity watermarking
Every screen is watermarked in real time with username and timestamp — visible deterrent against screen capture and leaks.
Full session recording
All user activity is captured and replayable on demand. Compliance-grade audit trail for every web interaction.
Works on any device
Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook, tablet, BYOD. No agent, no plugin, no installation — just a modern browser.
Six scenarios where the Isolation Browser pays for itself.
Opening email links
Every URL from email opens inside isolation by default. Spear-phishing, credential pages, and weaponized documents land harmlessly in a container.
Accessing sensitive SaaS apps
Wrap any SaaS application — CRM, finance, HR, M365 — in the same isolation layer. One control plane, one audit trail, one set of policies.
Researching unknown sites
Analysts, support staff, and procurement teams visit untrusted URLs daily. Isolation makes every visit safe by default — no allowlist required.
BYOD and contractor access
Personal laptops, contractor devices, and Chromebooks can safely access internal SaaS and web apps — without enrollment, MDM, or VPN.
Compliance-bound workflows
CMMC, SOC 2, ITAR, and HIPAA workflows demand audit, access control, and DLP. Isolation delivers all three at the browser layer.
Public Wi-Fi and travel
Coffee shops, airports, hotels, conferences. The isolation container is fully encrypted end-to-end — the local network sees nothing of value.
Detection chases threats. Isolation removes them.
Traditional web security depends on knowing what's bad. Isolation works the opposite way: nothing is trusted, nothing executes locally, and there's nothing left behind to compromise.
Traditional Approach
Firewalls, web filters, EDR, user training
- Reactive — only blocks known-bad URLs and signatures
- Zero-days reach the endpoint before patches do
- Active web content executes locally on every device
- DLP can't see cut/paste or downloads inside the browser
- Audit trail fragmented across multiple tools and vendors
- BYOD and contractor access requires risky exceptions
Fortified360 Isolation Browser
Containment by architecture, not by policy
- Proactive — every URL is untrusted by default, no allowlist needed
- Zero-days execute harmlessly inside disposable containers
- No web code ever executes on the user's device — pixels only
- Cut/paste, downloads, uploads, print — governed per session
- Every session recorded and watermarked — one audit trail
- Any device, any network — no agent, no MDM, no VPN
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