The browser your company controls.
It stays locked until an employee proves who they are. Once they are in, it carries them into your internal systems without a second password — and an administrator decides what it can reach.
Four things, none of which an employee has to think about.
Locked by default
A machine nobody is signed in to shows a lock screen and nothing else. Closing the browser ends the session, so the next person signs in as themselves.
One sign-in, then everything
Your internal applications recognise the employee automatically. No second password, and no shared credentials anybody could pass around.
Configured centrally
Which sites are reachable, which extensions are allowed, what the homepage is — set once and applied to every machine within a minute.
Access you can withdraw
Revoke a device or an employee and their browser locks itself, wherever it is. Every sign-in and every decision is recorded.
Familiar to use, different to run.
Pages render exactly as they do in Chrome, extensions behave the way your staff expect, and security updates follow upstream. What we added is the part that makes it a company’s browser rather than a person’s.
It replaces NeX Shield, our earlier product, for the same customers and the same people — which is why it wears the same colours.