Browserling provides isolated online browsers for opening suspicious websites, URLs, files, emails, and attachments without exposing your system. Sessions run in disposable environments, fully separated from your machine.
Review untrusted content. Examine behavior in live browser sessions. End the session to remove the threat.
Investigate suspicious links, phishing pages, redirects, and browser-based threats in an isolated environment. Safely reproduce reported activity, collect indicators, and determine whether an incident requires escalation.
Open potentially malicious websites and recreate attack flows without exposing responder workstations. Examine redirects, downloads, login pages, and other browser behavior while keeping the investigation contained.
Analyze phishing infrastructure, malicious domains, cloned websites, and campaign behavior across different browser and operating system environments. Compare how threats respond to different devices, locations, and browser configurations.
Study suspicious websites, browser-targeted attacks, malicious scripts, and environment-aware payloads in disposable browser sessions. Observe behavior without running potentially dangerous content directly on a local machine.
Investigate suspicious links, phishing campaigns, and browser-based threats on behalf of multiple customers from isolated environments. Give analysts a fast, repeatable way to triage incidents without exposing their own systems or client networks.
Investigate customer alerts, reproduce suspicious browser activity, and validate web-based threats in isolated environments. Give distributed analysts a consistent way to triage incidents and support response workflows across multiple customers.
Open reported phishing links, inspect fake login pages, follow redirect chains, and verify credential-harvesting behavior in an isolated browser. Investigate suspicious campaigns without risking analyst endpoints.
Test client websites across the browsers they actually use. Deliver cross-browser reports with screenshots. Bill less time on environment setup and more time on actual testing.
Browserling is also used by digital forensics investigators, detection engineers, vulnerability researchers, blue teams, fraud analysts, abuse teams, brand protection teams, email security teams, trust and safety teams, anti-phishing teams, cybercrime investigators, security consultants, threat hunters, and many others.
Founded in 2010 in Silicon Valley, Browserling started as a platform for running real browsers remotely. Security teams adopted it for safe investigation, and that use case became core to the product.
Browserling is trusted by customers in 100+ countries around the world, from individual developers and growing teams to global brands, government agencies, universities, media organizations, and Fortune 100 companies.
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