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Revolutionizing Secure Access to Private Applications with the Mammoth Enterprise Browser

Revolutionizing Secure Access to Private Applications with the Mammoth Enterprise Browser

Secure access to internal applications is a necessity. Traditional methods like VPNs have long served as the backbone for private access to corporate systems, but they bring complexity, bandwidth limitations, and a lack of fine-grained security controls. Using VDI to provide access to internal applications, while secure, carries an extremely high cost and a frustrating user experience. The Mammoth Enterprise Browser with private access is a game-changing solution that is simple to deploy, provides a great user experience and delivers unparalleled security.

Breaking Free from Traditional Limitations

Unlike legacy solutions that rely on routing and IP-based connectivity, private access on the Mammoth Enterprise Browser leverages application layer forwarding. This technology eliminates traditional constraints like routing conflicts or IP overlap, enabling direct, secure access to internal applications without the complexity of managing network configurations. Whether you’re accessing resources from corporate headquarters or halfway across the globe, private access through the enterprise browser ensures a seamless experience without the bottlenecks of VPNs.

Three Key Benefits of Private Access with the Mammoth Enterprise Browser

  1. Instant Access Without VPNs
    With the enterprise browser, users can access internal applications instantly—no VPN setup, no additional software installation, and no cumbersome configurations. The browser acts as a secure gateway, streamlining workflows and allowing employees, contractors, and partners to hit the ground running.
  2. Enhanced Security Posture with Comprehensive DLP Controls

    The enterprise browser strengthens overall security with features like session isolation, continuous monitoring, and end-to-end encryption. By shifting security enforcement to the browser level, organizations also gain granular visibility into user activity, enabling swift detection and response to potential threats.

    Security isn’t just about access—it’s also about what happens after access is granted. The Mammoth browser provides extensive Data Loss Prevention (DLP) controls, including:

    • Restricting file uploads and downloads
    • Blocking clipboard copying, pasting and printing
    • Disabling screen captures and screen sharing
    • Enabling watermarks
    • Enforcing data marking to ensure sensitive information is properly tagged and tracked

    These controls empower organizations to tightly manage data flow, mitigating the risks of accidental or intentional data leakage.

  3. Improved User Productivity

    The elimination of VPN delays, combined with instant access to internal and cloud-based applications, means users can focus on their work rather than battling technical hurdles. Whether it’s accessing HR portals, internal CRMs, or SaaS tools, the enterprise browser offers a fast and consistent experience.

Use Cases Driving Transformation

The enterprise browser enables secure remote work by allowing employees to access internal applications from any device or location without requiring complex endpoint configurations or relying on risky split tunneling practices. For third-party collaboration, the browser ensures that partners and contractors can access only the specific resources they need, all while maintaining full data loss prevention (DLP) protections to prevent data mishandling. Additionally, the enterprise browser is tailored for compliance-heavy industries such as financial services and healthcare, ensuring that data access and handling comply with stringent regulatory standards, including GDPR, HIPAA, and SOC 2.

A New Era of Secure Access

By leveraging the private access features in the Mammoth Cyber Enterprise Browser, organizations no longer need to compromise between user productivity and robust security. This innovative approach streamlines connectivity, enforces stringent security controls, and supports today’s dynamic, hybrid work environments.