Most business users do not take any steps to protect themselves – or their company – when they're using the internet, and most rely on widely available browsers, such as Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. In a typical browsing session, by visiting even a well-known site such as CNN.com, you can reveal your search preferences, enable cookies (and other tracking methods), and expose sensitive data stored on your computer. This article is for business owners who want to improve network security by implementing a private web browser.īrowsing the web can open your company to an assortment of security dangers.Private browsing modes for search engines are less secure than private web browsers, but they are an option for tasks like casual business surfing.Many browsers request donations to support privacy efforts or permit free downloads. It's quick and easy to download private browsers, and most are compatible with Windows, Mac, Android and iOS.You can block hundreds of trackers during a typical browsing session using a popular secure web browser such as Tor Browser or Epic Privacy Browser.
