Browser Reports

IT admins need to ensure employee productivity by keeping their browsers safe against web-based threats. Administrators can exercise control and have clear visibility over various browsers used in the network.

To view Browser reports, follow the steps given below:

• Navigate to Reports tab -> Browser Reports to invoke the Reports page.
• Click the desired report from the Browser Reports section.

The Browser reports include the following:

• Unsecure Plugins- Provides the details of unsecure plugins that are not signed by developers. It helps keep tab of potentially harmful plugins that might result in security breaches.

  

• Phishing Filter- This report shows the computers that are complaint and non-compliant to the security setting of phishing filter, which prevents the computers from contacting malware.

  

• Potentially Harmful Extensions- Provides details of vulnerable extensions permitted by user, which might lead to a security breach.

  

• Computers with/without a specific Extension- You can filter the reports with/without an extension, from which you can choose to get a detailed view.

  

• Computers with/without a specific Plugin- You can filter the reports with/without a plugin, from which you can choose to get a detailed view.

  

• Audit Report- Provides details of audit violations detected across managed browsers and endpoints. It captures download, upload, web filter, and GenAI policy violations along with details such as computer name, username, browser, event type, severity, event time, violated policy, URL, and enforcement action. The report also tracks sensitive data exposure attempts in AI websites, including PII or confidential data entered into GenAI applications. Administrators can filter the report based on time range, event type, rule type, and severity for auditing and compliance analysis.