What problem does it solve?
Web browsing exposes organizations to zero-day exploits, phishing, credential theft, and data exfiltration, and traditional allow/block rules cannot safely handle uncategorized or risky sites. This Skill implements remote browser isolation (RBI) as part of a Zero Trust architecture so risky sessions are rendered in isolation instead of on user devices.
Core Features & Use Cases
- URL Categorization and Risk-Based Routing: Classify URLs by category and risk level to route traffic to direct access, read-only isolation, or full isolation.
- Content Disarming and Reconstruction (CDR): Strip macros, embedded objects, and scripts from downloaded files and reconstruct clean, usable versions.
- DLP and Session Controls: Enforce clipboard, download, upload, printing, and watermarking restrictions per session, with audit reporting and SIEM-ready event monitoring.
- Zero Trust Integration: Combine identity provider signals, device posture, and conditional access rules with SWG/ZTNA platforms.
- Use Case: A security team wants contractors on unmanaged devices to access a vendor portal without download or copy-paste capability; the policy engine evaluates device posture and applies read-only isolation automatically.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to classify a suspicious URL and create an isolation policy that fully isolates uncategorized high-risk domains with downloads and copy-paste disabled.
