Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)Prisma Browser
A secure enterprise browser that protects the place work actually happens.
Palo Alto Networks Prisma Browser (Prisma Access Browser) is a secure enterprise browser that protects the workday where more than 85% of it occurs — in the browser. It brings security, data protection, and Zero Trust controls directly into the browser itself, protecting managed and unmanaged devices and access to SaaS, private, and GenAI apps. Faltrox deploys and operates it as the secure-browser layer of access.
Overview
What Prisma Browser is
The browser has become the operating system of work — more than 85% of the workday happens in it — yet it is also where phishing, data leakage, and risky SaaS and GenAI usage occur. Prisma Browser secures work at that layer by building security, data protection, and Zero Trust controls directly into an enterprise browser.
It protects access to SaaS, private, and generative AI applications from managed and unmanaged devices — including contractor and BYOD scenarios where deploying an agent is impractical — with last-mile data protection (copy/paste, download, watermarking controls), threat protection, and visibility into browser activity. As part of Prisma SASE, it extends secure access into the browser itself. Faltrox deploys it, builds the data and access policy, and operates it as the secure-browser layer.
Coverage
What it protects
The platforms, threats, and surfaces this product is built to defend.
The Browser
Secures the browser where more than 85% of the workday occurs.
Unmanaged Devices
Protects access from BYOD and contractor devices where an agent is impractical.
SaaS & Private Apps
Secures access to SaaS, private, and generative AI applications.
Last-Mile Data Protection
Controls copy/paste, downloads, and watermarking to prevent data leakage in the browser.
Browser Threats
Protects against phishing and web threats at the point of interaction.
Browser Visibility
Provides visibility into browser activity and risk.
How it works
The mechanism
How the product moves from signal to protected state, step by step.
- 01
Deploy
Users access corporate apps through the Prisma enterprise browser on managed or unmanaged devices.
- 02
Verify
Zero-trust controls check identity and posture before granting access to applications in the browser.
- 03
Protect Data
Last-mile controls govern copy/paste, downloads, and watermarking to prevent data leakage.
- 04
Defend
Threat protection stops phishing and web threats at the point of browser interaction.
- 05
Operate
Faltrox builds the data and access policy and operates it as the secure-browser layer of access.
Capabilities
Key capabilities
Secure Enterprise Browser
Builds security, data protection, and Zero Trust controls directly into the browser.
Unmanaged-Device Access
Secures access from BYOD and contractor devices without deploying an endpoint agent.
Last-Mile Data Protection
Controls copy/paste, downloads, screenshots, and watermarking to prevent leakage.
Zero Trust Access
Least-privilege access to SaaS, private, and GenAI apps by identity and posture.
Threat Protection
Protects against phishing and web threats at the point of interaction.
GenAI Governance
Governs access to and data risk from generative AI applications in the browser.
Browser Visibility
Provides visibility into browser activity and risk for security teams.
Part of Prisma SASE
Extends secure access into the browser as part of the SASE platform.
Works with
Part of the platform
Palo Alto Networks products this pairs with, and the Faltrox services that operate it.
Palo Alto Networks products
Delivery
You buy the outcome, not the console
Managed by Faltrox
Faltrox licenses, deploys, and tunes Palo Alto Networks Prisma Browser for your environment, then runs it as part of a managed service, so you get the protection without staffing another security console.
FAQ
Common questions
01Why secure the browser specifically?
Because more than 85% of the workday now happens in the browser — it is effectively the operating system of work, and where phishing, data leakage, and risky SaaS and GenAI usage occur. Building security into the browser itself protects work at the layer where it actually takes place.
02How does it help with unmanaged and BYOD devices?
It secures access from unmanaged and contractor devices without deploying an endpoint agent — the browser itself provides the controls. That makes it ideal for contractor, BYOD, and third-party access scenarios where you cannot install software on the device.
03What is "last-mile data protection"?
Controls applied in the browser at the point of use — governing copy/paste, downloads, screenshots, and watermarking — to prevent sensitive data from leaking out of a sanctioned app through the browser, which traditional network DLP cannot see on an unmanaged device.
04Does it govern generative AI usage?
Yes — it governs access to and data risk from generative AI applications in the browser, so employees can use GenAI tools without leaking sensitive data through them. Faltrox tunes those controls to your policy.
05How does Faltrox operate it?
We deploy the enterprise browser, build the zero-trust access and last-mile data-protection policy, and monitor browser activity — delivering secure-browser access as a managed service, especially for unmanaged and third-party device scenarios.
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