Web browsers are also susceptible to zero-day vulnerabilities.

 Web browsers are also susceptible to zero-day vulnerabilities. 

These refer to previously unknown security holes discovered by hackers before developers have had a chance to fix them.

Google Chrome alone has experienced at least three zero-day vulnerabilities in 2023, making widely used browser applications a significant risk for organizations. These weaknesses pose significant risks for organizations relying on widely used browser applications like Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.

Secure Enterprise Web Browsers

As organizations become more aware of vulnerabilities in popular web browsers, startups like Island and Talon Cyber Security have developed secure web browsers specifically for enterprises.

These solutions integrate various security controls while maintaining usability to help protect corporate environments from browser-based threats.

Island's Enterprise Browser

Island's Enterprise Browser restricts copy/paste functions, downloads printing capabilities and screen capture features to reduce potential data leaks and unauthorized access to sensitive information.