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Browser Security

Browsers you can attest, not just trust.

The Inlinea browser extension turns a browser into an attested endpoint. A resource marked extension required opens only for a browser holding a current, signed attestation, verified by the gateway on every request. Inside the page, your policy controls clipboard, print, transfer, screen capture, watermark and focus.

Workspace lock
~5 s
After the browser extension disappears.
attestation window
45 s
Default life of an admitted resource's attestation, verified locally by the gateway.
revocation
At once
Revoking a browser ends its session immediately.

Try it

Turn a control on and watch the page change

Browser Security policy · Finance staff

Apply a preset

6 of 10 controls on

Clipboard
Transfer
Capture

What this does

  • Only a browser with a current attestation opens this page; the gateway checks on every request.
  • 6 in-page controls are enforced, and every blocked attempt lands in the Browser Security Log.
  • A watermark names the person and the time across the page.
erp.example.comBrowser attested

erp.example.com · Finance

Quarterly forecast

Revenue
41.2 M
Operating cost
28.7 M
Margin
30.3%
Try the buttons on the page, then pull the extension.

Admission, decided by the server, is the security control. In-page controls are containment with an audit trail: a determined device owner can work around them, and every attempt is logged.

The attestation model

Enrol, attest, admit, lock

  1. 1BrowserEnrolThe extension holds a device key the browser cannot export and enrols the browser with your deployment. You can require approval first.
  2. 2Inlinea serverAttestSigned heartbeats keep a short-lived attestation alive. The browser family recorded at enrolment is checked on every heartbeat.
  3. 3ZERA gatewayAdmitThe gateway verifies the attestation locally on every request, with no round trip. No attestation, no page.
  4. 4WorkspaceLockIf the extension disappears, the Workspace locks within about five seconds. Revoking a browser ends its session at once.

Prevention versus containment

We draw the line precisely

Admission decided by the server is the security control. In-page controls stop casual leaks and log every attempt; a determined device owner can work around them, and we say so.

ControlWhere it is enforcedWhat it is
Admitting an attested browserOn the server, at the ZERA gateway and the WorkspacePrevention: no attestation, no page
Locking the WorkspaceIn the Workspace, within about five secondsPrevention for the portal
Closing admitted resourcesAt the gateway, after the attestation windowPrevention, bounded by 45 seconds by default
Revoking a browserOn the server, at oncePrevention
Clipboard, print, transfer, capture, watermarkInside the page, by the extensionContainment with an audit trail

Deployment and evidence

Rolled out by policy, seen in the log

  • Enrolment approvalApprove each browser, or admit by rule: browser family, minimum version and allowed users.
  • Managed deploymentTemplates for Chrome, Edge and Firefox force-install the extension and pin your control plane, so people cannot remove or retarget it.
  • Browser healthEvery enrolled browser reports online, late or offline and the policy revision it applied.
  • Browser Security LogBlocked and observed controls, warnings, watermark tampering and the extension's own lifecycle, with export and retention.

Questions buyers ask

Which browsers?
Chromium-family browsers such as Chrome and Edge, and Firefox, through the Inlinea extension in their stores or by managed deployment; Safari through the Inlinea app.
What does the extension see?
Only the Workspace and the Protected Resources your organisation marks as extension required. It talks only to your deployment and makes no third-party request.
Can the user disable it?
Not when it is force-installed by managed browser policy. An unmanaged browser that loses the extension is still gated on the server: no attestation, no page.
Does it cover SaaS applications and other websites?
Web Filtering applies category policy to any site, and Browser Security policies extend to SaaS bookmarks. The Workspace and your Protected Resources are covered first.

Open the application. Never the network.