Protect and audit the most critical interactions

Eliminate human error and insider threats by adding a layer of visibility and control to any admin interaction. All without writing a single line of source code.

Privileged users are easy targets from the inside and out

Giving privileged users administrator access within critical apps is a must. It’s how business flows. But admin access, by nature, exposes the organization to bad actors, insider threats, or accidental mistakes that can inflict irreparable damage. Yet, the effort it takes to protect these interactions today – integrating APIs, writing complex code, 
or working with vendors to make custom features – it’s just not feasible for most.

The Enterprise Browser makes protecting privileged user actions simple.
Add an approval step for sensitive application actions. Insert a layer of MFA during login or inside a critical workflow – all without touching a line of source code. Audit and log all browser activity within a critical app session, including high-fidelity screenshots and click tracking. Then share that data with your analytics platforms for the complete picture of all privileged user activity.

What happens when privileged access is fully managed inside the browser itself?

FAQ

How does Island provide comprehensive administrative access controls without traditional PAM infrastructure?

Unlike traditional PAM solutions that create friction through jump servers and virtualized environments, Island embeds all privileged access controls directly into the browser — eliminating the need for separate PAM appliances, gateways, or complex backend systems while providing the same level of protection. Island delivers PAM capabilities at the UI: everything from an approval process that didn't exist before to MFA to full audit and recording. Privileged users work in familiar applications with no performance degradation, while security controls operate transparently in the background.

How do we implement least privilege in the Island Enterprise Browser for data loss prevention?

Island enables you to implement the principle of least privilege at the browser level through advanced last-mile controls that protect data at the actual point where privileged users interact with it. Apply the principle of least privilege by hiding controls that aren't needed for a given role. Key capabilities include keystroke-level protection that prevents typing sensitive data into unauthorized applications, copy-paste governance that blocks data movement outside approved boundaries, selective print and screenshot controls for sensitive information, and intelligent watermarking that automatically marks screens with user identity and timestamp data for deterrence and forensics.

These cross-application policies work consistently across web and desktop applications without requiring source code modifications, and can be applied dynamically based on user role and data sensitivity.

How does Island provide complete audit trails for admin activities without impacting application performance?

Island lets you audit and log all browser activity within any application session, including high-fidelity screenshots and click tracking. You can then share that data with your analytics platforms for the complete picture of all privileged user activity. Island captures every interaction at the browser level (clicks, keystrokes, screenshots, data access patterns, etc.) and provides this information in real-time dashboards, or you can export it to your existing SIEM and analytics platforms. Because this takes place natively in the browser as users interact with applications, there is no impact on the application itself performance-wise.

Can Island prevent insider threats from privileged users who might attempt to exfiltrate sensitive data?

Yes. Island provides comprehensive last-mile controls to prevent data exfiltration regardless of privilege level. You can fine-tune Island to block users from copying sensitive data, taking screenshots, downloading files, or sharing data to a personal email, all without impeding legitimate work functions.

How do we add approval workflows and additional MFA to existing applications without vendor involvement?

Eliminate the threat of single-actor changes by adding an external approval workflow and strengthen your authentication flow with an MFA challenge attached to any action or workflow. Island can insert approval steps and MFA challenges into any web application workflow immediately, without requiring API access, vendor cooperation, or application modifications. This means you can add governance to legacy systems, SaaS applications, or any web-based admin console within hours, not months.

What visibility do we get into shared administrative accounts and how do we maintain accountability?

The Enterprise Browser tracks user actions every step of the way (when they accessed shared accounts, what actions they performed) and provides detailed session recordings. Even when multiple administrators use the same credentials for legacy systems, Island maintains a complete audit trail tied to individual identities, ensuring full accountability and compliance.

How does Island help us manage privileged access across both cloud applications and on-premises systems?

Island provides universal privileged access management that works consistently across all web-based applications, whether they're SaaS platforms like Salesforce and AWS consoles or internal web applications. Controls are applied universally, enabling users to safely access data and resources anywhere, on any device. The same policies, audit capabilities, and controls work seamlessly across your entire web-based infrastructure without requiring separate tools for different environments.

What compliance benefits does Island provide for privileged access management and how does it simplify audits?

Log every action taken by a privileged user and build a complete audit record. Island automatically captures all required compliance data for frameworks like SOX, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and others. The comprehensive audit trails include user identity, device information, application context, specific actions taken, and timestamps - all available through pre-built compliance reports or exported to your existing audit systems. This eliminates the manual effort typically required to demonstrate privileged access controls during audits.

Common Solutions