ManageEngine Browser Security Plus
Result: Reduced web attack surface, consistent browser settings, and improved compliance posture.
Gain visibility into browser versions and add-ons, enforce secure configuration baselines, and govern extensions to prevent risky add-ons across endpoints.
Harden browsers and control extensions to reduce web-based risk
Why Browser Security Plus with IT Pillars
We standardise settings, control extensions, and keep visibility clear across the browser estate.
Complete visibility
Inventory browsers, versions, and add-ons across the organisation.
Policy-based hardening
Enforce secure configuration baselines to reduce attack vectors.
Extension governance
Allow trusted extensions and block risky add-ons consistently.
Trusted browser enforcement
Mandate approved browsers for sensitive workflows when required.
What You Get with Browser Security Plus
Enterprise browser posture management with baselines, add-on governance, and reporting.
Browser inventory
Central view of browser versions and coverage.
Extension allow/block
Govern add-ons and prevent risky extensions from running.
Browser restriction
Mandate trusted browsers for defined groups and use cases.
Compliance reporting
Produce posture summaries and deviation evidence.
Baseline hardening
Enforce secure settings aligned to your standards.
Out-of-policy detection
Identify deviations and remediate quickly.
Alerts and notifications
Get alerted when risky changes or new extensions appear.
Phased rollout support
Pilot policies to validate compatibility with web apps.
Step Browser Security Plus Rollout
Define baselines, pilot with key groups, then scale hardening and extension control.
Define approved browsers, settings, and extension rules.
Configure hardening and extension governance policies.
Validate compatibility with key web applications and teams.
Roll out broadly and monitor compliance via recurring reports.
FAQ
How does Browser Security Plus help organisations control browser extensions and add-ons?
Browser Security Plus provides full visibility and control over browser extensions and plug-ins used within the network. IT teams can block risky add-ons, allow only approved extensions, and monitor extension behaviour to prevent security vulnerabilities and performance issues.
What security policies can organisations enforce with Browser Security Plus?
Administrators can enforce multiple browser security policies such as restricting access to certain websites, locking down browser configurations, monitoring browser activity, and preventing data transfers to untrusted domains. These policies help organisations maintain compliance and protect sensitive data.
Why should organisations implement ManageEngine Browser Security Plus with IT Pillars?
Organisations choose IT Pillars to implement ManageEngine Browser Security Plus because IT Pillars provides expert consulting, deployment, and integration services for ManageEngine cybersecurity solutions. By working with IT Pillars, businesses can design secure browser management policies, strengthen protection against web-based threats, and ensure the solution integrates seamlessly with their existing IT infrastructure.
What is ManageEngine Browser Security Plus?
ManageEngine Browser Security Plus is an enterprise browser security and management solution that allows IT administrators to secure and control web browsers across organisational networks. It provides centralized management for browser settings, extensions, and web access policies to protect enterprise systems from browser-based cyber threats.
How does Browser Security Plus protect organisations from browser-based cyberattacks?
Browser Security Plus protects organisations by blocking malicious websites, detecting phishing attempts, and enforcing secure browsing policies across corporate endpoints. It helps IT teams prevent users from accessing harmful websites and reduces the risk of malware infections and credential theft.
What types of browsers can be managed with ManageEngine Browser Security Plus?
The platform can manage and secure major enterprise browsers such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Internet Explorer. Administrators can enforce security policies and configurations across all supported browsers from a single centralized console.
