Description: Browser isolation is a security technique implemented to protect the operating system and user data from potential threats that may arise while browsing the internet. This technique involves running the browser in a controlled and separate environment from the rest of the system so that any malware or attack attempting to infiltrate through the browser cannot access other system resources. Isolation is achieved through the use of technologies such as virtual machines, containers, or restricted execution environments, which limit the browser’s capabilities and prevent the effects of an attack from spreading. This strategy is especially relevant in security architectures where it is assumed that threats may originate from within or outside the network. By implementing browser isolation, organizations can significantly reduce the risk of data breaches, ransomware, and other types of cyberattacks, providing an additional layer of defense in their security infrastructure. In a world where cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, browser isolation has become an essential practice for protecting sensitive information and ensuring the integrity of computing environments.
