Prisma Browser vs Spirex Secure Enterprise Browser

Prisma Browser is a paid browser security product with controls spanning data, identity, endpoints, networks, and cloud applications. Listed capabilities include inline and API-based controls, data loss prevention, threat detection, shadow IT discovery, private-app access, and cloud-app controls. It also provides extension policies, removable-media control, data discovery, incident workflows, audit and reporting, misconfiguration checks, permission analysis, automated remediation, and compliance monitoring. Secure web gateway and CASB functions are included, alongside application-aware routing, branch connectivity, cloud on-ramps, and zero-touch provisioning. Deployment and delivery are cloud-based, with a hybrid deployment model also specified. Endpoint support covers Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, and Chrome OS. Prisma Browser for Business costs $10 a month per user, billed monthly, with no long-term contract or minimum seat commitment. There is no free plan.

Spirex Secure Enterprise Browser is a Chromium fork for enterprise use on web and Windows. It combines policy controls, data-loss prevention, DNS threat filtering, and zero-trust network access. Identity-aware, per-application access can be enforced without endpoint agents, VPNs, or proxies. Page sensors inspect redirects, suspicious overlays and iframes, hidden fields, risky active content, and browser-side injection patterns. The browser also detects brand-domain mismatches, deceptive sign-in prompts, and credential capture on other domains. Controls include screenshot protection, download blocking, and risk-triggered watermarks for sensitive uploads. Policies consider identity, application, source and destination context, and live page risk. A connector brokers approved private-application access from a datacenter or cloud VPC without inbound ports. Okta, Entra ID, and Google Workspace are listed integrations. Trials require application review for teams of 50 or more.