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Core Capabilities

Every control runs inside the session.

No network detour. No separate agent. Spirex Browser enforces policy at the point of interaction.

Policy Engine

A browser-native control plane that joins identity, app context, risk, and DLP.

Spirex Browser does not stop at destination URLs. The policy engine evaluates source, destination, identified application, source user, destination user, active identity provider, and live page risk before deciding which controls stay on.

Identity-aware rules

Use local users, directory sources, and cloud identity providers to shape policy by who is involved in the session.

Application-aware decisions

Match destination SaaS and web apps from the browser identification engine so controls can follow the application, not only raw domains.

Risk-linked enforcement

Combine page-level threat signals with policy so high-risk browsing behavior can trigger warnings, blocking, watermarking, and logging.

Control Flow

How the policy engine, identity, and risk engine work together

Identity Layer

Local users, Active Directory, Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace

Application ID

Destination hostname and SaaS signatures identify the target app or tenant

Risk Engine

Page signals, redirects, overlays, risky active content, and phishing indicators

Policy Engine

Source + Destination + User + Provider + App + Risk

The browser makes one security decision from all inputs, then applies the right browser-native controls for the session.

Warn user Block download Block screenshot Watermark upload Log event

Detection & Protection

Six layers of browser-native security.

Every capability is built into the browser session itself, no separate agent, no network detour.

Real-Time Threat Detection

Observe redirects, overlays, suspicious iframes, hidden fields, and active-content patterns as pages render.

Phishing Protection

Identify brand-to-domain mismatch, deceptive sign-in prompts, and off-domain credential capture before users submit data.

Client-Side Threat Detection

Detect risky active content, unsafe iframe behavior, browser-side injection patterns, and suspicious rendered content before they escalate.

DLP Controls

Enforce screenshot protection, policy-based download blocking, and watermark activation when sensitive uploads are detected.

Identity-Aware Policy Engine

Evaluate source, destination, application, user, provider, and DLP settings together so rules reflect who is browsing and how risky the session looks.

Application Identification

Recognize known SaaS and web applications from browser-side signatures so policies can target apps directly instead of only matching domains.

How It Works

Inspect. Evaluate. Respond.

The browser continuously studies the live page, scores the signals, and turns that assessment into user-facing action when risk rises.

01

Inspect

Page sensors watch for credential traps, suspicious UI overlays, executable DOM content, redirect patterns, and hidden elements.

02

Evaluate

The risk engine scores what is happening in the tab, and the policy engine combines that score with identity, application, source, and destination context.

03

Respond

The browser applies the right response for the session: warning, block, watermark, DLP control, or audit logging for later review.

DLP Controls

Reduce risky data movement where users browse.

Spirex Browser applies protection at the browser layer so teams can enforce policy exactly where sensitive actions happen.

Screenshot protection

Help reduce visual capture risk inside protected browser sessions.

Download controls

Block file downloads and present a clear company-policy message to the user.

Watermark activation

Trigger visible watermarking when sensitive uploads indicate elevated risk.

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