Isolate browser-borne threats on any network with WAN-as-a-Service
Sep 20, 2022Tim Obezuk
Summary
This post introduces the integration of Cloudflare Browser Isolation with Magic WAN. It details how customers with networks protected by Magic WAN can now enable Browser Isolation through HTTP policies. The technical steps involve connecting on-premise networks to Cloudflare via IPsec or GRE tunnels, creating an isolation policy in the Zero Trust dashboard, and enabling non-identity on-ramp support. This allows for the transparent interception and remote execution of traffic matching isolation criteria, providing enhanced security against browser-borne threats without endpoint software.
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