Forcepoint today announced the immediate availability of the industry’s only smart Remote Browser Isolation (RBI) as part of the Forcepoint ONE Security Service Edge (SSE )platform. This cloud-based security service works with the web security service in Forcepoint ONE to insulate users against potentially malicious websites and downloaded files, without having to detect malware first.
RBI applies a Zero Trust approach of treating all web pages as potentially compromised and rendering them in a remote, disposable environment so that people can use the web without being attacked or having data stolen. This is a crucial element of any modern web security solution, and is now an integral part of our SSE platform.
Smart Isolation Goes Further
Forcepoint RBI goes beyond most other browser isolation technologies. It has a unique type of intelligent automation that we call Smart Isolation. It dynamically balances security and performance to seamlessly make this advanced security even easier to use. With the addition of RBI to Forcepoint ONE, customers will have access to the ultimate in high assurance web security, designed to satisfy the needs of even the most demanding security requirements.
Our RBI does more than protect browsing, it also enables files that are downloaded from isolated websites to be automatically sanitized of any potential threats. Think of it as “bleach” for web content you need to use but aren’t sure if it’s safe. It uses the unique technology in our Zero Trust Content Disarm & Reconstruction (CDR) product that complements our Safe Surf capabilities when people to high-risk sites to enforce read-only access. Together these RBI capabilities in Forcepoint ONE make web browsing and file downloads safe and simple. It gives employees on managed devices the ability to safely visit any website and download files without fear of malware being installed on their device. These features also enable a simplified administrative experience to allow organizations to add advanced security protections without adding complexity.
Here’s a quick overview of how Forcepoint Zero Trust CDR works:
