GenAI tools run in the browser. So should your security controls.

But how do you stop GenAI tools from leaking sensitive data?

Start by controlling what goes in—and what comes out.

Every input to a GenAI tool is a potential data leak.
Without safeguards, users can share sensitive info by accident.
Output can be risky, too: malicious code, vulnerabilities, or leaked data.

Prisma Access Browser stops that at the source.

It enforces security policies inside the browser session.
Blocks sensitive inputs.
Prevents risky user actions.

It keeps sensitive data out of GenAI tools.
Without disrupting how people work.

So, what is a secure enterprise browser?

A managed browser environment built for secure work.

Prisma Access Browser protects data in web apps and SaaS platforms.
Applies data protection policies directly in the browser.

Isolates sessions from unmanaged devices.

For GenAI tools:
It stops sensitive data from leaving.
And keeps untrusted output from entering.

How does a secure enterprise browser work for GenAI usage?

It runs as a managed browser session.
No endpoint software.
No network backhauling.

Security teams set policies for GenAI use.

This includes:

Will this slow down users trying to work?

No.

Prisma Access Browser is a standalone browser.

It's built on Chromium.
So it delivers the same experience as Chrome or Edge.
Users won't notice security at all.

GenAI tools work as expected.
Just with the right protections in place.

But isn't this what DLP or CASB already do?

Not exactly.

Traditional DLP and CASB lack browser-level visibility.
They can't stop a user from typing sensitive data into a GenAI prompt.
Or pasting confidential content.
Or uploading files.

Prisma Access Browser acts where those tools can't.
It secures the last mile of user interaction.