Red Access named a Leader for Secure Enterprise Browsing by Gigaom

We are delighted to share that Red Access has been named a Leader for Secure Enterprise Browsing in the “ Gigaom Radar for Secure Enterprise Browsing”.

Gigaom examined 17 of the top secure enterprise browsing solutions and compared offerings against capabilities and business criteria. The report provides an overview of the market, ”identifying leading secure enterprise browsing offerings and helping decision-makers evaluate these solutions so they can make a more informed investment decision.”

Red Access received the highest possible score by Gigaom in the following categories:

• Network Security Functions
• Visibility & Monitoring
• Ease of Use

Gigaom also noted that customers do not need to make any changes to their existing browsing solutions to deploy the Red Access solution.

Red Access is a cloud-native, agentless security platform that protects all web and SaaS activity, without requiring browser extensions or endpoint agents. It’s deployed in minutes via a simple configuration through tools like Intune, MDM, or GPO, silently routing browser and app traffic (including Browsers, Embedded browsers, Webview2, and other HTTP/S traffic) through its secure cloud for real-time inspection.

Red Access enforces deep security policies like DLP, phishing and malware protection, SaaS access control, and GenAI usage governance across any browser, device, or location. It integrates seamlessly with firewalls, identity providers, and SIEMs, giving security teams full visibility and control without disrupting users or overhauling infrastructure.

According to Gigaom, “secure browsing solutions will likely become the standard for enterprise workers. With more real-world deployments, new use cases, and edge cases, the market will accumulate more information, crystallizing into a standardized and stable space.”Learn more about protecting your browser sessions, apps, and data flows without disrupting your users or requiring an architecture overhaul. Start today.