Once upon a time, endpoints were easy to define — laptops, desktops, and mobile devices.
Today, however, the browser itself has become the real endpoint.

Every SaaS platform, CRM, collaboration tool, and cloud app lives inside the browser. That means attackers don’t need to breach the device anymore — they just need to compromise what’s already running inside it.

The Rise of Web-Based Exploits

Modern attackers exploit browser vulnerabilities, malicious extensions, drive-by downloads, and phishing pages that look indistinguishably real.
Even the most advanced EDR or traditional endpoint protection often doesn’t see these threats, because they never leave the browser sandbox.

That’s why browser security must now be a first-class citizen in every cybersecurity strategy.

What Layered Browser Defense Looks Like

Treating the browser as an endpoint requires more than firewalls and filters — it demands a layered, adaptive approach that merges isolation, behavioral intelligence, and real-time detection.

Here’s how leading technologies are redefining browser security: