Web Application Control

Web application control controls what end users can and cannot do on a server or in enterprise applications. Web application control can reduce the risk of malware, or zero-day exploits being introduced. While blocking access can ensure that productivity is reduced, it conversely provides greater security and thus keeps the risk of downtime low. In addition, web application control can prevent license compliance regulations from being ignored. For example, Web application control can be used to specify that users can only use a single Web browser.