One extension, one agent, one console.
Enforce Enterprise is the browser extension, the endpoint agent and the console, under one policy and one licence.
Talk to salesWhere each part runs and what it does.
The extension
Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari
Blocks dangerous sites, inspects downloads, controls AI usage and enforces policy at the point of the click
The Enforce agent
Windows, macOS and Linux endpoints
Carries file inspection, local web policy and gateway failover on the device
The console
SaaS, or on-premises
Policy, threats, sessions, requests, alerts and the admin audit trail
AI governance
Stop sensitive data leaking into AI tools.
Customer records, financial details, contracts and source code get pasted and uploaded into AI chatbots. It leaves as ordinary encrypted HTTPS to a reputable domain, so a network gateway and endpoint DLP see nothing worth stopping. Enforce controls AI use inside the browser, before the data leaves the device.
Download protection
Download protection, before the file lands.
The most common way in is still a file someone downloads on purpose. Enforce inspects it while it downloads and holds it before it reaches the disk.
Phishing and lookalike domains
Threat blocking and lookalike domains.
A continuously refreshed threat list ships down to the browser, so a known bad destination is stopped on the device without sending browsing history to a cloud service. You list the brands your people trust, your own domains and your main SaaS tools, and Enforce watches for domains pretending to be them.
Adversary intelligence
Which adversaries your organisation actually met.
Instead of a generic feed, Enforce shows the named threat actors and malware families enforced across your organisation, how many indicators are tied to each, and whether anyone in your environment reached that infrastructure.
Live session control
Acting on a live session.
In the ten minutes after someone reports a possibly compromised account, the question is what you can do right now. Command Center acts on the session in progress.
High availability agent
High availability, built into the agent.
If your organisation routes browsing through a gateway, that gateway is a single point of failure. The Enforce agent removes that dependency without a second product or a network redesign.
Identity and audit
Identity, roles and the audit trail.
Admins sign in with your corporate identity, users and groups stay in step on their own and every administrative action is recorded. Supported identity providers: Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace, OneLogin, Keycloak and any SAML 2.0 provider.
A gateway protects the wire. Enforce governs the browser.
Each existing control covers part of the job. All of them assume the user stays on a healthy corporate network.
| Capability | Network filter or SWG | Endpoint DLP | Group Policy only | Enforce |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enforced inside the browser | Limited | Partial | Partial | Yes |
| Works off the corporate network | Limited | Partial | Partial | Yes |
| Keeps blocking during a gateway outage | Limited | Partial | Partial | Yes |
| File control by true file type | Partial | Yes | Limited | Yes |
| Browser extension governance | Limited | Limited | Partial | Yes |
| Policy by department from AD or Entra ID | Partial | Partial | Yes | Yes |
| Live view of blocked attempts | Partial | Partial | Limited | Yes |
SaaS or on-premises. One product.
SaaS
The console runs on an Enforce managed instance. Enforce provides and operates the infrastructure and applies updates.
On-premises
The console runs in your own data centre or private cloud. Enforce installs and commissions it and supplies updates for your change windows. Offline licensing is available.
The extension covers Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari through Group Policy or device management. The agent ships as a signed installer for Windows, macOS and Linux.
See Enforce on your own traffic.
We start in watch mode on a group you choose and show you what Enforce would have blocked before anything is switched on.
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