WHAT ARE THE FUNDAMENTAL SECURITY DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN SASE, SSE, AND ENTERPRISE BROWSERS?
Jarad Carleton
Global Research Director
Frost & Sullivan
“The brilliance of an enterprise browser is that it reasserts vital security controls for unmanaged BYOD endpoints accessing company applications, it boosts productivity, reduces overreliance on VPNs, and enables security teams to use the right tools for the job.”
Bradon Rogers
Chief Customer Officer
“Enterprise browsers have unique advantages, such as exposing an application you don’t control, like SaaS, to an endpoint you also don’t control, like a BYOD device. That’s very difficult to do using VPN or SASE, and trivial to do with an enterprise browser.”
Bill Dougherty
Chief Information
Security Officer
Omada Health
“Enterprise browsers have unique advantages, such as exposing an application you don’t control, like SaaS, to an endpoint you also don’t control, like a BYOD device. That’s very difficult to do using VPN or SASE, and trivial to do with an enterprise browser.”
