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    Remote Browser Isolation

    Provides an added layer of protection against browser-based security threats for high-risk users by moving web browsing activity to the cloud.

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    Picari insights

    Mid-market to enterprise security teams already leveraging the Cisco Secure/Umbrella ecosystem that need zero-trust web isolation for high-risk users and sensitive workflows.

    Best for
    • Protecting high-risk users and privileged accounts from advanced web-borne threats
    • Isolating uncategorized, risky, or newly registered domains without outright blocking
    • Seamless integration with existing Cisco Umbrella and Secure Access deployments
    May not be ideal if
    • Organizations seeking a standalone, vendor-agnostic RBI tool outside of the Cisco architecture
    • Environments heavily reliant on highly interactive, latency-sensitive web apps where rendering delays disrupt workflow
    • Budget-constrained small businesses looking for basic DNS or URL filtering without isolation overhead

    Core capabilities

    Protection against malware, ransomware, cryptomining, and zero-day attacks
    Reduces IT exception management and incident response burden
    Surrogate browser rendering in the cloud
    Works across all devices, browsers, and operating systems

    Common use cases

    01

    Fileless attack prevention

    02

    Malvertising protection

    03

    Safe browsing of risky web destinations

    04

    Zero-day threat mitigation

    Things to consider

    Every product has trade-offs, and which of them matter depends on your environment, your team and your timeline.

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    Profile last updated on 6 September 2026 by Picari.