Island Enterprise Browser is a software designed to provide secure access to enterprise applications and data while enabling organizations to implement granular controls over user activity. The software offers features such as integrated security policies, data loss prevention, and strong authentication mechanisms to support safe browsing environments for corporate users. It supports deployment across various operating systems and is engineered to help businesses protect sensitive information, maintain compliance with regulatory requirements, and streamline workflows in hybrid and remote work settings. Island Enterprise Browser is built to integrate with existing IT infrastructure, allowing administrators to manage permissions, capture audit logs, and enforce consistent security postures without requiring changes to underlying applications or endpoints.
Island Enterprise Browser Pricing
Island Enterprise Browser software uses a subscription-based pricing model, typically structured on a per user, per month basis, with pricing tailored according to specific enterprise requirements and the scale of deployment.
Overall experience with Island Enterprise Browser
IT Security & Risk Management Associate
1B - 3B USD, Retail
FAVORABLE
“A powerful enterprise browser with excellent admin controls and a familiar user experience”
5.0May 29, 2026
This text serves as a placeholder and does not reflect the user’s review responses or opinions. This text serves as a placeholder and does not reflect the user’s review responses or opinions. This text serves as a placeholder and does not reflect the user’s review responses or opinions.
Manager, Project Management
Gov't/PS/ED 5,000 - 50,000 Employees, Government
CRITICAL
“Frequent upselling and costly modules overshadow responsive implementation support”
3.0May 20, 2026
This text serves as a placeholder and does not reflect the user’s review responses or opinions. This text serves as a placeholder and does not reflect the user’s review responses or opinions. This text serves as a placeholder and does not reflect the user’s review responses or opinions.
About Company
Company Description
Island, the Enterprise Browser, is an enterprise workspace designed for productivity and security, delivered through a fast and familiar browser experience. Island offers organizations the tools to optimize their business workflows and application access with comprehensive control, visibility, data protection, and governance. It’s based on Chromium for full compatibility and a familiar user experience. Island is delivered through a standalone browser, browser extension, and mobile applications for all major platforms. Island is led by an experienced team of browser technology, IT and security experts.
A powerful enterprise browser with excellent admin controls and a familiar user experience
5.0May 29, 2026
As both an end user and administrator, Island has delivered a strong balance of usability, security, and administrative control. From the user side, the browser feels familiar and does not create unnecessary friction in day-to-day work. From the admin side, Island provides meaningful policy controls, visibility, and data protection capabilities that are difficult to achieve with a standard browser alone. The strongest areas for us have been the ability to control browser behavior based on on users and groups; the ability to reduce risk from SaaS and web-based workflows; and the centralized administration experience. It has helped us improve security and compliance while still allowing users to work efficiently.
IT Security & Risk Management Associate
1B-10B USD
Retail
Review Source
A powerful enterprise browser with excellent admin controls and a familiar user experience
5.0May 29, 2026
As both an end user and administrator, Island has delivered a strong balance of usability, security, and administrative control. From the user side, the browser feels familiar and does not create unnecessary friction in day-to-day work. From the admin side, Island provides meaningful policy controls, visibility, and data protection capabilities that are difficult to achieve with a standard browser alone. The strongest areas for us have been the ability to control browser behavior based on on users and groups; the ability to reduce risk from SaaS and web-based workflows; and the centralized administration experience. It has helped us improve security and compliance while still allowing users to work efficiently.
Read All 611 Reviews
Get unlimited access to verified peer reviews and insights
This service may contain translations provided by Google. Google disclaims all warranties related to the translations, express or implied, including any warranties of accuracy, reliability, and any implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and noninfringement. Gartner's use of this provider is for operational purposes and does not constitute an endorsement of its products or services.
Reviewer Insights for: Island Enterprise Browser
Deciding Factors: Island Enterprise Browser Vs. Market Average
Island Enterprise Browser Likes & Dislikes
What we like most about Island is that it brings security, visibility, and control directly into the browser without making the user experience feel unfamiliar. Users can continue working in a browser environment that feels natural, while administrators gain much more granular control over SaaS access, data movement, policy enforcement, and risky browser activity. The standout strengths are: Granular policy control: Island allows us to create policies based on users, groups, applications, and specific browser actions, which is much more flexible than relying only on network or endpoint controls. Strong administrative visibility and governance: The admin console gives us useful insight into browser activity and helps enforce security and compliance requirements in a more targeted way. Good end-user experience: The browser feels familiar to users, which helps with adoption and reduces training requirements compared with tools that significantly change workflows. Data protection capabilities: Controls around copy/paste, downloads, uploads, printing, screenshots, and application access are valuable for reducing the risk of data loss. Enterprise-focused design: The product feels purpose-built for business use cases rather than being a consumer browser with management features added later.
What we like most about Island is that it brings security, visibility, and control directly into the browser without making the user experience feel unfamiliar. Users can continue working in a browser environment that feels natural, while administrators gain much more granular control over SaaS access, data movement, policy enforcement, and risky browser activity. The standout strengths are: Granular policy control: Island allows us to create policies based on users, groups, applications, and specific browser actions, which is much more flexible than relying only on network or endpoint controls. Strong administrative visibility and governance: The admin console gives us useful insight into browser activity and helps enforce security and compliance requirements in a more targeted way. Good end-user experience: The browser feels familiar to users, which helps with adoption and reduces training requirements compared with tools that significantly change workflows. Data protection capabilities: Controls around copy/paste, downloads, uploads, printing, screenshots, and application access are valuable for reducing the risk of data loss. Enterprise-focused design: The product feels purpose-built for business use cases rather than being a consumer browser with management features added later.
What we like most about Island is that it brings security, visibility, and control directly into the browser without making the user experience feel unfamiliar. Users can continue working in a browser environment that feels natural, while administrators gain much more granular control over SaaS access, data movement, policy enforcement, and risky browser activity. The standout strengths are: Granular policy control: Island allows us to create policies based on users, groups, applications, and specific browser actions, which is much more flexible than relying only on network or endpoint controls. Strong administrative visibility and governance: The admin console gives us useful insight into browser activity and helps enforce security and compliance requirements in a more targeted way. Good end-user experience: The browser feels familiar to users, which helps with adoption and reduces training requirements compared with tools that significantly change workflows. Data protection capabilities: Controls around copy/paste, downloads, uploads, printing, screenshots, and application access are valuable for reducing the risk of data loss. Enterprise-focused design: The product feels purpose-built for business use cases rather than being a consumer browser with management features added later.
Policy configuration is no streamlined. Cannot link all policies for 1 team. Cannot promote polices from test to production. Much time is spent on new modules (at a cost) vs. the base browser issues. The Extension continues to cause issues in our environment. The Management Console does not allow roles to limit access based on our current organization - we will have to add resources or restructure to use many features and provide dept specific access.
Policy configuration is no streamlined. Cannot link all policies for 1 team. Cannot promote polices from test to production. Much time is spent on new modules (at a cost) vs. the base browser issues. The Extension continues to cause issues in our environment. The Management Console does not allow roles to limit access based on our current organization - we will have to add resources or restructure to use many features and provide dept specific access.
Policy configuration is no streamlined. Cannot link all policies for 1 team. Cannot promote polices from test to production. Much time is spent on new modules (at a cost) vs. the base browser issues. The Extension continues to cause issues in our environment. The Management Console does not allow roles to limit access based on our current organization - we will have to add resources or restructure to use many features and provide dept specific access.