Architecture Guide
2025
The Browser Security Layer: Architecture Guide for Enterprise Security Teams
A comprehensive guide to browser-native security architecture, how it differs from network-layer and proxy-based approaches, where browser-native controls apply, and how the components fit together in a layered enterprise security stack.
Covers: the browser security control plane, policy engine architecture, identity provider integration patterns, DLP enforcement models, threat detection signal sources, and integration with zero trust frameworks.
Intended for security architects evaluating enterprise browser deployments or designing browser security controls into existing environments.
Threat Model
2025
Browser-Layer Threat Model: How Modern Web Attacks Reach Enterprise Users
A structured threat model for the enterprise browser, mapping attack vectors, attacker techniques, and the browser-layer controls that address them. Based on real-world phishing campaign analysis, Verizon DBIR data, and Gartner research on browser extension risk.
Covers: phishing and credential-harvesting techniques, client-side injection patterns, browser extension abuse, malvertising and redirect chains, session hijacking vectors, and the DLP attack surface in SaaS workflows. Includes browser-native control mappings for each threat category.
Deployment Guide
2025
Deploying Spirex Browser in BYOD and Contractor Environments
Practical deployment guidance for security teams rolling out Spirex Browser in environments with unmanaged devices. Covers identity provider configuration, policy design for external users, DLP control tuning, and audit log integration. Includes reference architectures for BYOD-first and hybrid managed/unmanaged device deployments.
Evaluation Guide
2025
Spirex Browser Security Evaluation Criteria
A structured evaluation framework for security buyers assessing enterprise browser products. Covers detection architecture (browser-native vs. proxy-based), DLP control depth, identity integration capabilities, policy engine expressiveness, audit and logging features, deployment complexity, and total cost of ownership. Includes a comparative scoring template.
