Security Without a Browser Swap
Netskope One Enterprise Browser secures users by forcing them to abandon their existing browser and move to a proprietary enterprise browser. This rip-and-replace approach disrupts workflows, breaks productivity, and creates visibility gaps the moment users step outside the Netskope browser.
LayerX delivers the same goals: visibility, control, and data protection without replacing the browser. It secures activity directly inside the browsers users already trust, preserving user experience while providing broader, more consistent protection across SaaS, AI, and the web.
Netskope requires users to abandon Chrome, Edge, or Safari in favor of a proprietary browser. This creates resistance, slows adoption, and introduces ongoing friction for both users and IT teams.
The moment users switch to another browser or mobile environment, Netskope loses visibility into shadow SaaS, GenAI usage, and personal or non-SSO identities.
DLP controls are shallow and depend on HTTPS, SSL decryption, and routing conditions, leaving blind spots where sensitive data moves undetected.
Deploying, patching, and supporting an additional browser increases operational cost and delays full rollout, resulting in incomplete coverage.
LayerX works inside the browsers users already use, without changing workflows, login behavior, or productivity tools.
LayerX protects both work and personal accounts, across managed and unmanaged browsers, eliminating the blind spots Netskope creates.
LayerX inspects actual data in copy, paste, typing, uploads, downloads, and AI prompts, with built-in redaction and sanitization.
Delivered as a lightweight extension, LayerX deploys in minutes and eliminates the need to manage another browser lifecycle.
"LayerX Provides all the visibility and enforcement we need for last-mile user interactions with AI, SaaS & Web applications"
Jay DePaul,
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Chief Cybersecurity & Technology Risk Officer
Netskope secures only its own browser and loses visibility everywhere else.
LayerX secures the browser as a security control point.