Enhanced Visibility = Enhanced Security Does your ITOM visibility stop at the application layer? That used to make sense when applications were locked down in the intranet. However, most applications are now accessed via a browser, leaving IT managers and … ...
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Enterprise IT has always closely monitored its assets for efficiency and security. Many IT managers, however, have turned a blind eye to visibility inside the most used and powerful application in the modern IT environment, The Browser. It’s time to … ...
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Here’s the facts, Jack, or Jacqueline: If you have any legacy applications that run in IE, you will need to address the IE End of Life coming this June for Windows 10 (and the complete lack … ...
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IE is (kinda) Dead So, June 15th came and went, thankfully, MS chose a more reasonable approach than they had implied in earlier announcements. In other words, more of a “soft deprecation”. See: Internet Explorer 11 has retired and is … ...
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How will this affect you? First, if you wish to continue having access to IE in Windows 10, you will need to access it via the “browser within a browser,” Edge IE Mode. Depending on what Browsium products you are … ...
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Don’t tell me. Internet Explorer Is dead (again, kinda). What’s that, you say? There are thousands of mission-critical legacy applications that require IE that just happen to be in the hands of customers that have been migrating away from Microsoft? … ...
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ActiveX Will Also be Moving to Edge IE Mode! As everyone (I hope) is already aware, IE EOL is nigh (June 2022). Fret not; all Browsium products are Edge IE Mode Compatible as of v4.9. Upgrades are available for no … ...
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Here’s the facts, Jack or Jacqueline: If you have any legacy applications that run in IE, you will need to address the IE End of Life coming this June for Windows 10 (and the complete lack thereof in Windows 11). … ...
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Browsium v4.9.1 Available Now! A new version of our software has been released, Browsium v4.9.1. Spoiler alert: It includes a default mitigation for log4j vulnerabilities and 3rd party applets for Java based profiles set in Ion. Again, Browsium software has … ...
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CVE-2021-44228, also known as Log4shell, emerged yesterday, December 10th as a threat to Java-based applications that utilize the popular log4j framework. No Browsium software, including the Browsium Client or the Browsium Client Management System, ships or has ever shipped with … ...
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