Use Cases

Secure browsing for every team

Five deployment patterns where Remote Browser Isolation delivers measurable risk reduction—without slowing the workflows that matter.

5proven deployment patterns

100%web code kept off endpoints

<50msWebRTC media latency

7 daysfastest pilot deployment

Use Cases

Where teams deploy Dejanu

Each pattern maps to a real security gap—phishing exposure, SaaS sprawl, insider risk, analyst safety, or third-party access.

Finance · HR · Procurement · Executive

Safe Browsing for High-Risk Groups

Give your most-targeted teams access to the open web without putting credentials, downloads, or active page code on their endpoints.

The problem These roles receive the highest volume of targeted phishing—and one click can trigger wire fraud, payroll diversion, or executive impersonation.

Remote execution keeps malware and exploit code off endpoints
Domain allowlists narrow the attack surface to approved destinations
Daily usage caps and session limits keep compute predictable
Optional session recording for incident review and compliance evidence

The outcome High-risk teams browse confidently—policy enforced in the runtime, not on the device.

100% code kept off endpoints

BYOD · Remote workers · SaaS admins

Controlled SaaS Access

Let users reach Salesforce, Workday, or internal portals from unmanaged laptops—without storing credentials or customer data locally.

The problem BYOD and contractor devices are outside your EDR stack. A single saved password or clipboard leak can bypass your entire access control investment.

Central policy governs file upload, download, and MIME types
Clipboard sync is scoped—copy/paste doesn't become a data exfil path
Optional session recording for regulated workflows (HIPAA, SOX, PCI)
OAuth/LDAP identity integration—no separate credential store on device

The outcome SaaS workflows stay fast; sensitive data never lands on an unmanaged endpoint.

0 data paths to the device

BPO · Call centers · Outsourced ops

BPO & Call Center Operations

Enable agent productivity inside client portals while preventing screen capture, clipboard exfil, and off-hours access.

The problem Agents handle PII and payment data across shared workstations. Traditional DLP can't see inside a browser tab—and QA review of screen recordings is expensive.

Time windows and IP allowlists restrict when and where agents connect
ClamAV-scanned file transfers with automatic block on suspicious uploads
Session limits and concurrent caps for predictable capacity planning
MOAT mode locks agents to a single client application—no lateral browsing

The outcome Clients get audit-ready evidence; agents get a fast, locked-down workspace.

75% less QA review time

SOC · IR · Threat intel · Malware analysis

SOC / IR Link Detonation

Open suspicious URLs, attachments, and credential-harvesting pages without risking analyst workstations or your internal network.

The problem Analysts routinely click the links attackers want them to click. A sandbox miss on a zero-day phish can compromise the very team meant to stop it.

Full browser isolation—detonation happens in a disposable container
Domain visit logging and optional recordings for case evidence
One-click disposable sessions per investigation—no cross-contamination
Forced proxy egress prevents container escape to your corporate network

The outcome Analysts investigate fearlessly; every detonation is contained and logged.

1-click disposable detonation

Contractors · Vendors · Third-party access

Contractor & Vendor Portals

Give external parties access to exactly one application with MOAT app-lockdown—nothing else on the internet is reachable.

The problem Vendor VPN access often means full network reach. You need them in one portal—not browsing your intranet or downloading tools to their laptop.

Single-app MOAT lockdown—no tabs, no URL bar, no lateral browsing
mTLS device binding so stolen credentials alone can't open a session
Full file scanning and optional recording still apply inside the lockdown
Time-boxed sessions with automatic teardown when work is done

The outcome Third parties get exactly the access they need—and nothing more.

1 app scope per session

Platform

What every use case shares

Different teams, same isolation model—policy enforced in the runtime, not on the endpoint.

Pixels, not codeOnly a WebRTC video stream reaches the device. Active page code, cookies, and DOM state stay in the container.

Policy you can proveDomain logs, file-scan results, session recordings, and usage caps export for auditors—not slide decks.

Deploy your wayCloud, on-premises, or air-gapped. Same feature set, same control plane hardening.

Stop securing endpoints.
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