Oasis
Managed enterprise browser for secure SaaS access
Governance belongs in the browser—where SaaS, internal tools, and AI workflows run—not only on devices you own. Oasis helps security teams secure contractor and partner access without treating laptop shipping or VDI as the default answer.
Work moved into the browser. Many access models did not.
Employees, contractors, and partners increasingly work directly in SaaS—often from devices the organization does not manage. Traditional models built around corporate laptops, VPNs, and rigid network boundaries struggle to govern how SaaS is actually used.
Device-centric assumptions
- Access tied heavily to corporate endpoints
- Contractors often need shipped hardware or virtual desktops
- Policy enforcement anchored to device ownership and network edges
Browser-centric reality
- SaaS accessed directly through the browser
- External collaborators work from their own machines
- Sensitive activity happens inside browser sessions
Why contractor access breaks down
Security teams face recurring trade-offs between speed, cost, and control. Onboarding stalls, gaps appear on third-party devices, and contractor-heavy programs become hard to scale.
- Hardware and VDI paths are often slow and expensive to operate at scale
- Unmanaged consumer browsers struggle to enforce enterprise policy consistently
- SaaS sprawl—apps, extensions, and AI tools in the browser—widens the attack surface
Cost of sticking with hardware-first defaults
If access stays anchored to devices alone, onboarding drag and operational load tend to grow while unmanaged SaaS activity expands in the browser.
- Projects wait on logistics instead of policy and identity
- Inconsistent browser enforcement increases risk of gaps and incidents
- Security spends cycles managing exceptions instead of governing sessions
Why the old trade-off persists
Many organizations still choose between heavy infrastructure and friction—or looser access on unmanaged browsers. Oasis is built for a third path: govern SaaS where it runs, in the browser session, with integrations that meet enterprise expectations.
A browser designed as the enterprise control layer
Oasis is a managed enterprise browser for modern SaaS access. Instead of relying on device ownership alone, it places governance in the browser—integrating with identity and data protection systems you already use so policies extend into SaaS workflows.
No device shipping by default. No VDI sprawl as the only answer. No unmanaged sessions without an enforcement story.
What Oasis enables
Policies that follow the session—not only the endpoint—so governance stays consistent when work leaves the corporate laptop.
Secure contractor access on their own devices
Give external collaborators access to corporate SaaS without defaulting to shipping laptops or standing up VDI for every engagement.
Unified browser governance
Apply consistent browser-level policies across corporate and third-party environments—policies follow the session, not only the device.
Works with your identity and data protection stack
Integrate with existing identity providers and enterprise DLP so access rules and data policies extend naturally into SaaS workflows.
Faster paths to productive access
Reduce logistics-heavy onboarding so teams can focus on identity-driven access management instead of hardware provisioning cycles.
Session-level security, enterprise integrations
Many approaches extend legacy device-centric models. Oasis focuses on the environment where modern work happens: the browser session—pairing that focus with identity and DLP integration and a browser experience teams can adopt.
Outcomes security and IT leaders care about
Specific timelines and savings depend on your environment; use these as directional themes, not guarantees.
Project velocity
Help external specialists contribute sooner by reducing dependence on long hardware and provisioning cycles.
Cost structure
Lower the operational burden of purchasing, shipping, tracking, and recovering devices for short-term workers and contractors.
Governance confidence
Keep sensitive systems governed when work happens outside traditional corporate endpoints—in the browser where SaaS actually runs.
Operational scalability
Support contractor-heavy initiatives without scaling laptop logistics and exception management linearly.
Built for enterprise security and IT architecture leaders
Especially in SaaS-heavy organizations that rely on contractors, partners, and distributed teams—and need fast, governable access without defaulting to hardware logistics.
Contractor and partner onboarding
Onboard external collaborators to internal SaaS with strong policy enforcement, without making device shipping the default.
Consistent policy on third-party devices
Extend the same browser governance story to unmanaged machines that you do not own or fully control.
SaaS and AI in the browser
Address sprawl across web apps, extensions, and AI-assisted workflows inside the browser session.
Security should live where work actually happens
The browser is the workspace for SaaS-centric work. Organizations need a control layer that integrates with the existing security stack, enforces consistent policies across users and devices, and reduces the operational overhead of purely device-centric access models—without forcing a false choice between usability and control.
Common questions
We already lock down endpoints.
Much of today’s work happens on non-corporate devices and inside the browser. Endpoint control alone often cannot match SaaS-centric access patterns.
VDI or corporate laptops work for us today.
They can—but cost, time-to-access, and scale (especially for contractors) are common pressure points. Browser governance can reduce that tax where it fits your architecture.
Users will resist another browser or agent.
The goal is governance with a modern browser experience teams will adopt. Pilot design, training, and success metrics matter as much as policy design.