Browser isolation is a popular approach for organizations looking to protect their endpoints from browser based attacks. However, it has its trade-offs, including cost and UX.
A new approach is OS isolation, which addresses many of browser isolation's most common issues.
This new guide breaks down the key differences between the two approaches.
Discover the different types of virtual browsers, what each is used for, and common virtual browser challenges
How can you keep your users' devices from introducing security risks, while still giving your team full access to everything they need to do their jobs?
Learn how Hysolate's VM-based solution can be set up in minutes with no cloud cost and without a separate OS image