Seraphic

Seraphic provides enterprise browser security without replacing the browser, applying protection to whatever browser employees already run. It covers generative AI security, safe browsing, data loss prevention and access for unmanaged devices, and positions itself explicitly against dedicated browsers, extensions, cloud access security brokers, virtual desktop infrastructure and remote browser isolation.

Not replacing the browser is the whole argument and it is a real distinction. A dedicated enterprise browser only protects work done inside it, so its value depends on getting every employee to change the tool they use all day, which is the hardest part of any such rollout. Securing the existing browser removes that adoption problem entirely, and coverage stops depending on user compliance.

The comparison the vendor publishes against five alternative approaches is unusually direct, and the categories are genuinely the alternatives a buyer considers. Each carries a different cost: a dedicated browser needs adoption, extensions are limited and removable, remote isolation adds latency, and virtual desktops are expensive.

Generative AI security is called out as a leading use case, applying context aware policies and data loss prevention so AI tools can be used rather than blocked, which is the position most organisations are settling on.