SURF Security is a Zero Trust enterprise browser platform that transforms the browser into a single, centralised security control point — consolidating VPN, CASB, DLP, SWG, ZTNA, and VDI into one identity-first solution that protects every user, device, and application without proxies, infrastructure overhead, or performance compromise.
A Chromium-based enterprise browser that enforces identity-first Zero Trust access to all SaaS and on-premises applications, with built-in DLP, web filtering, phishing protection, extension management, and session controls, replacing VPN, CASB, SWG, and VDI with a single endpoint-native solution.
A lightweight extension deployable on any existing browser that delivers the same visibility, DLP, AI governance, and threat protection as the full browser, enabling organisations to enforce security without mandating a full browser replacement across the workforce.
Browser-native remote access to servers over HTTPS, protected by integrated DLP, session recording, and clipboard monitoring, delivering secure VPN-free administration for IT teams and contractors without additional agents or PAM infrastructure.
Granular, identity-driven access policies for unmanaged devices, contractors, and third parties, enforcing device posture checks, MFA, and application access controls without requiring corporate device ownership or MDM enrolment.
Founded in London in 2022, SURF Security was built on a simple but powerful conviction: the browser is the most critical and most neglected security asset in the enterprise. SURF's Chromium-based Zero Trust enterprise browser and lightweight extension collapse the security stack into a single control point, delivering DLP, web filtering, phishing protection, session management, device posture checks, and identity-first access without requiring proxies, cloud infrastructure, or agents. Backed by Okta Ventures, 11.2 Capital, and Mango Capital, SURF serves organisations across financial services, healthcare, and technology, supporting managed devices, BYOD, contractors, and third parties on Windows, Mac, Android, and Linux.