![]() ![]() ![]() From identifying freewheeling Java versions to a near-real-time inventory of end-user downloaded browser extensions/addons, Proton provides a detailed picture of your browser environment and returns control to the IT managers.īrowsium is deployed as a single agent to each user’s device with a negligible resource footprint. The browser has an entirely different set of uses and vulnerabilities (including delivering 90% of the end-user applications). Proton provides the actionable data that is necessary for today’s modern enterprise IT environment. ![]() The problem is that the most used app in the Enterprise IT environment today, the browser(s), is not “just another application,” it is essentially an Operating System within an Operating System. Traditional ITOMs only go as far as the application level – which made sense for serving in-house applications but gives little vision into the browser. Proton is a telemetry tool that compliments ITOM tools for the browser environment. LEARN MORE ABOUT CATALYST Browsium Proton With a Catalyst rule set, end users can be seamlessly redirected to the optimal browser (in the case of Flash, Internet Explorer) when a URL is selected. Catalyst provides IT specialists with rulesets to make sure that your users are using the proper browser every time, thereby reducing end-user frustration and the cost of human error to your organization. Your users need to access a variety of applications on the web, but they don’t always use the right browser for the correct application. Additionally, Ion is also an invaluable tool for string replacements, migrations, acquisition compatibility, and compliance. With Ion, you can cordon-off the security threats and standardize on the latest browsers while reducing risk and cost. These legacy applications present a security threat to the broader environment where hackers can access deprecated versions of Java or Flash to attack the entire enterprise. Legacy software that uses out of date/unsecured versions of Java or Flash will, at the very least, be a security risk or will be unable to run at all. ![]()
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