
All browsing activity runs in a secure, remote environment — not on the device.
Every site is treated as untrusted, eliminating exploit paths and drive‑by attacks.
Users browse normally while the endpoint remains fully protected.
RBI feeds telemetry into NG‑SIEM, EPA, and governance layers.

Traditional web security relies on filtering, signatures, and blocklists — all of which fail when attackers use new domains, zero‑day exploits, or AI‑generated malicious content. RBI solves this by removing the endpoint from the execution path entirely. Every website loads in a remote, isolated environment, and only a safe visual stream reaches the user. No scripts, no code, no payloads, no risk. The result is a frictionless browsing experience that protects users, endpoints, and data without slowing productivity.

All web content executes in a remote, isolated environment. The endpoint receives only a safe visual stream, eliminating exploit paths.
No. The rendering stream is optimized for speed, providing a native‑feeling experience without performance degradation.
Yes. Users interact with websites exactly as they would locally — forms, downloads, and workflows remain intact, but safe.
RBI feeds telemetry into NG‑SIEM, EPA, and governance layers, strengthening detection, compliance, and endpoint posture.
No — it enhances it. Filtering decides where users can go; RBI ensures that even allowed sites cannot compromise the endpoint.
Organizations typically reduce web‑borne incidents by 70–95%, cut SOC investigation time by 40–60%, and eliminate entire exploit classes — resulting in $150K–$900K in annual savings depending on environment size.