Netskope has announced significant enhancements to its Netskope One Enterprise Browser, reinforcing its leadership in unified data security. The latest upgrades address key use cases requested by customers, particularly in securing unmanaged devices and temporary workers.

By fully integrating Enterprise Browser with the Netskope One platform’s Security Service Edge (SSE) capabilities, the company enables organizations to enhance productivity while maintaining strict security controls over web access, applications, and other digital resources.

With the rise of Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) policies and contract-based employment, businesses face increased security risks related to data access. Netskope’s Enterprise Browser ensures comprehensive data protection beyond cloud and SaaS applications, preventing data leaks and enforcing SSE adaptive policy controls on unmanaged endpoints.

“Enterprise browser functionality should be delivered as part of a unified data security solution,” said John Martin, Chief Product Officer at Netskope. “Our approach has always been to offer the broadest and deepest data security protections through a holistic platform, integrating enterprise browser capabilities directly within SSE architecture for maximum security and efficiency.”

Netskope’s Enterprise Browser now provides secure access for unmanaged devices and temporary workers using a hardened Chromium-based browser. It seamlessly integrates with enterprise identity providers for authentication, applies zero trust-based adaptive access controls, prevents data leakage, and leverages Netskope’s high-performance NewEdge network, spanning 75+ regions and 220+ countries.