What is BlackBerry Access Secure Enterprise Browser?
BlackBerry Access Secure Enterprise Browser allows users to access the Internet and your organization's intranet, work apps, and an integrated app store on their device.
This guide provides information about BlackBerry Access Secure Enterprise Browser, including its current features, functionality, and configuration requirements and options. Information about the legacy BlackBerry Access for Windows is not included in this guide. For BlackBerry Access for Windows version 3.4 documentation, see BlackBerry Access.
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Browser-integrated PWAs (Windows) | Users use Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) such as Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Teams in the browser to provide access to email and chat messages without relying on BlackBerry Work and BlackBerry Connect apps. Users can pin PWAs to the taskbar and quickly launch them in a dedicated browser tab, or install them to provide a web-based experience that resembles a native desktop app. For more information, see Use PWAs with BlackBerry Access Secure Enterprise Browser. |
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Secures data |
BlackBerry Access Secure Enterprise Browser secures work web apps in containers, ensuring that data is protected and never leaves your organization's control. The browser uses standard user authentication methods, including TLS and certificates that you configure. |
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User authentication |
The browser uses standard user authentication methods, including SSL and TLS, and supports credential persistence. |
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Intuitive browser features |
The browser provides an intuitive interface that makes it easy for users to download content, set bookmarks, and browse in multiple tabs. Users can also view streaming videos with intuitive player controls. |
Securely manage files and folders | Users can securely manage files and folders by viewing, editing, organizing, and deleting files, and creating, moving, renaming, and deleting folders within a secure environment. |
Certificates | You can send certificates to BlackBerry Access Secure Enterprise Browser using SCEP, user credential, and client certificates. |
Remote commands | If a user's device is compromised (for example, lost or stolen), you can remotely delete browser data, lock the app, or wipe device data. |