Zero Trust
Most zero trust tools verify who gets in. Spirex Browser watches what they do once they're there.
ZTNA, SSE, and SWG products verify who gets through the gate, but they have limited visibility into what authenticated users do inside web applications once access is granted. A trusted user on a malicious or compromised page is invisible to most access controls.
The browser is where authenticated sessions meet live web content. That intersection is where social engineering, data exfiltration, and credential theft actually occur.
Spirex Browser layers browser-native controls on top of your existing identity and access stack. It does not replace your IdP, SSE, or ZTNA, it adds a control point inside the session that watches live page behavior and applies DLP, threat detection, and policy enforcement at the point of interaction.
Identity provider integrations with Entra ID, Okta, and Google Workspace let Spirex Browser attach user context to every browsing event so policies can reflect who is in the session.
Zero Trust Principles
Spirex Browser integrates with your identity provider so every policy decision is anchored to an authenticated identity, not just an IP address or device.
Application-aware policies restrict what users can do inside specific SaaS apps, blocking screenshots, downloads, or uploads based on application context and user role.
Real-time page scoring watches for phishing indicators, client-side injection, and suspicious content patterns, treating every page as potentially hostile until signals prove otherwise.
The browser monitors the live session rather than just the connection, detecting behavioral shifts, overlay injection, and DOM manipulation as pages evolve after load.
Identity Integration
No rip-and-replace. Spirex Browser sits on top of your current IdP and adds browser-layer enforcement.
Sync user identities, group memberships, and conditional access signals from Entra ID to inform Spirex Browser policy decisions.
Pull user and group context from Okta so browser policies can reflect your existing Okta-managed access structure.
Integrate with Google Workspace directory to align browsing controls with your Google-managed identity and device posture.
On-premises Active Directory users and groups can be used as policy dimensions for environments that haven't fully moved to cloud identity.
Manage a local user directory inside Spirex Browser for environments that operate independently of a central identity provider.
Spirex Browser complements, not replaces, your existing ZTNA or SSE stack by adding browser-native controls that activate after access is granted.
Session Control Flow
The user signs in through Spirex Browser using credentials validated against your configured identity provider. The session inherits the user's policy context.
As each page loads, the risk engine scores live content, redirects, overlays, DOM patterns, and active content, and combines that score with identity and application context.
The policy engine decides what controls apply: warn the user, block a download, activate watermarking, restrict screenshots, or write an audit log entry for the event.
