Mammoth Enterprise Browser vs SOTI Surf

Mammoth Enterprise Browser applies browser-based controls to access web applications and enterprise data. Policies can account for a user's identity, device, location, and risk, with conditional, time-based, and app-specific rules. Administrators can see sessions in real time and review event-level logs, including activity involving unmanaged devices or shadow IT. Listed controls include session recording, copy-paste blocking, watermarking, screen-share prevention, and data masking. The browser can scan GenAI inputs and outputs for sensitive content and block unauthorized or non-compliant GenAI apps. Identity integrations include Okta, Azure AD, and Ping, and logs can be sent to Splunk, Sentinel, Chronicle, and QRadar. Mammoth describes a cloud-delivered control plane that deploys without agents or operating-system changes. Downloads are listed for Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, with minimum versions specified; Linux, Chromebooks, and BYOD laptops are also named as supported devices. Remote access covers SSH, RDP, and ERP servers. Pricing is on request.

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