SURF Security develops an enterprise browser platform designed to enforce security controls at the browser level for organizations. The company offers two primary products: a full Zero Trust Browser and a Zero Trust Extension, both built on a Chromium base to maintain compatibility with standard web workflows. The platform operates without requiring additional proxy infrastructure or cloud routing, positioning it as a lightweight alternative to traditional network security tools such as VPNs, VDI, RBI (Remote Browser Isolation), and ZTNA solutions. Security enforcement happens locally on the endpoint through content sandboxing, encryption, and rendering isolation. Core capabilities include zero-trust access control based on user and device identity, data loss prevention (DLP), phishing protection, web filtering, browser extension management, and malicious content rendering. The platform also addresses generative AI usage governance, including Shadow AI detection and control. SURF Security targets enterprise use cases including securing third-party contractors, supporting BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) environments, protecting distributed workforces, facilitating secure access during mergers and acquisitions, and ensuring compliance. The platform is designed to provide administrative visibility into user-application interactions while maintaining end-user privacy. The solution is aimed at enterprise stakeholders including CIOs, CISOs, IT and security teams, compliance officers, and data protection officers. Customers referenced on the company's website include Ericsson, Vodafone, Check Point, Tanium, Ironclad, and PIB Group.