Prisma Access Browser (PAB) is a proprietary enterprise browser that requires users to replace their existing browser to gain security controls. This browser-swap model introduces friction, disrupts workflows, and creates blind spots whenever users switch to another browser.
LayerX takes a browser-native approach, securing the browsers users already rely on without replacing them. It delivers full visibility, data protection, and AI usage control across all browsers and identities without disrupting the user experience.
Prisma Access Browser requires users to abandon Chrome, Edge, or Safari in favor of a proprietary browser, creating resistance, slower adoption, and constant friction.
The moment users open another browser, Prisma Access Browser loses all visibility, leaving shadow SaaS, GenAI usage, and personal accounts completely unprotected.
Prisma Access Browser breaks native Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and AI workflows, and often requires repeated PIN or biometric authentication when opening the browser, adding friction and breaking user productivity.
IT teams must deploy, patch, and support an additional browser while becoming locked into a single-vendor ecosystem that is not futureproof.
LayerX works directly inside existing browsers, preserving workflows and eliminating retraining or user resistance.
LayerX deploys as a lightweight, agentless browser extension, delivering immediate value without operational burden.
LayerX protects work and personal accounts across all browsers and devices, closing the bypass gaps inherent in single browser-only models.
LayerX enforces real-time DLP, identity-aware controls, and AI prompt protection across all web activity, not just inside a single browser.
"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
Prisma Access Browser secures only what happens inside its browser.
LayerX secures how people actually work.