Isolate remotely your web browsing

VirtualBrowser's Remote Browser Isolation (RBI) can prevent a range of web threats, including :

1. Malware: By isolating browsing sessions in a remote environment, malware cannot reach the end-user's device.
2. Phishing: Even if a user clicks on a malicious link, the attack is contained within the remote browser, and keyboard input can be disabled to prevent any theft of credentials.
3. Drive-by downloads: Involuntary downloads are blocked as malwares can't access to user's device.
4. Injection attacks: As web content is executed remotely, attempts to inject malicious scripts are neutralized.
5. Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attacks: By using robust encryption protocols between the user's device and the isolated browser, interception attempts are greatly limited.
6. Zero-day exploits: Even if an unpatched vulnerability is exploited, the attack will remain confined to the remote environment, protecting the user's systems.
7. Fingerprinting: This tracking technique, which collects information on a user's browser and device for profiling purposes, is limited by the fact that the fingerprint is that of the remote browser, not that of the user's workstation.
8. Cookies and malicious trackers: These elements are isolated and cannot track or profile user activity on personal devices.