Run protected web apps without delivering them to the local browser.
Enclave gives teams a governed remote browser workspace for security-sensitive web applications, with isolated sessions and policy-controlled transfers.
Operating model
Designed for controlled access
- Dedicated product boundary for governed remote application access
- Clear separation between user-facing product semantics and underlying execution substrate
- Policy-aware session model built for rollout, oversight, and auditability
Boundary
Remote
Access
Governed
Sessions
Isolated
Capabilities
Built for protected web application access
Remote browser execution
Target applications run in isolated remote Chromium sessions instead of the local browser.
Explicit transfer boundaries
Uploads, downloads, clipboard movement, and other transfer flows stay policy-controlled instead of implicit.
Governed app access
Publish a controlled app catalog, decide who can launch what, and keep the product boundary separate from the execution engine.
How it works
A product boundary on top of remote execution
Publish the protected app surface
Define the web applications Enclave should expose and the policies that apply to each one.
Launch isolated remote sessions
Users open applications inside remote browser workspaces instead of loading target code and traffic directly in the local browser.
Control access and transfers
Clipboard, upload, download, and session-level access decisions stay explicit and product-governed.
Deployment
Talk to us about rollout scope, policy needs, and fit.
Enclave is a contact-led product. We can work through protected application requirements, operator controls, and rollout constraints before deployment starts.