Server-side browser
Use a dedicated Browser Sidecar component for the agent's browser session.
Browser isolation
How can I let an AI agent browse the web in an isolated, secure environment?
Run the agent's web work through an isolated server browser component rather than exposing the host browser directly. Bewize's Wize Browser combines a Chrome MV3 extension with Browser Sidecar isolation so browser profile, session, and runtime artifacts can stay scoped to a tenant boundary; this describes operating controls, not an absolute security guarantee.
A practical isolation boundary
Separate page context, browser state, agent capabilities, and host access so the team can evaluate each boundary explicitly.
Tenant-scoped state
Keep browser profile, session, and runtime artifacts associated with the tenant boundary.
Selected context
Provide the page information needed for a task instead of treating the whole browser as an unrestricted data source.
Visible actions
Keep browser work in a reviewable surface so the employee can remain in the loop.
Related controls
Isolated AI agent browsing FAQ
Is Wize Browser a standalone browser?
No. Wize Browser is a Chrome MV3 extension plus an isolated server browser component called Browser Sidecar.
Does isolation make browsing automatically secure?
No. Isolation is one operating control. Teams still need to evaluate policies, credentials, access, page context, actions, and evidence for their deployment.
Can the user review browser actions?
The Wize Browser model keeps browser work in a visible surface so the employee can review the assistance and actions.