Tenant-scoped profile
Keep browser profile paths, session state, and artifacts associated with the tenant runtime.
Browser isolation
How do I let an AI agent browse websites without exposing the host?
Let an AI agent browse websites without exposing the host by routing browser work through a tenant-scoped server browser boundary instead of a shared unmanaged profile. Bewize's Browser Sidecar provides the implemented browser runtime layer for Wize Browser and managed agents; it supports a boundary, not a blanket security or privacy guarantee.
What the boundary should contain
Separate browser runtime state, agent control, and operator evidence so the host is not the only place the workflow is understood.
Managed runtime
Use Hermes Hub to connect browser work to tenant identity, policies, credentials, storage, and operations.
Reviewable evidence
Treat browser actions and runtime metadata as evidence for operational review rather than assuming isolation proves every outcome.
AI agent browser isolation FAQ
Does Browser Sidecar guarantee security?
No. Browser Sidecar provides an implemented tenant runtime boundary; security conclusions still require the applicable deployment and policy review.
What should not be shared between tenants?
Browser profiles, sessions, authentication artifacts, workspace links, and runtime state should remain associated with the owning tenant boundary.
What is the role of Wize Browser?
Wize Browser is the web-work surface that combines a Chrome MV3 extension with the server-side Browser Sidecar layer.
Review an isolated browser workflow
Discuss tenant browser boundaries, managed credentials, visible actions, and the evidence your security team needs.
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