For those familiar with "Enterprise Browsers" or "Secure Web Browsers" can you share what you use? Also curious to hear people's experiences with the chosen technology in the comments if possible.

Security Strategy & RoadmapThreat & Vulnerability Management

island.io17%

Surf Security37%

Talon Cybersecurity24%

Layer X9%

Other?13%

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CISO in Government2 years ago

Looking at Push Security in this space as well. Seems to have the same approach as LayerX. 

IT Manager3 years ago

Thanks for the feedback everyone keep it coming!

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