Nord Security previews NordLayer Browser at RSAC 2026
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Nord Security planned to attend RSAC 2026 in San Francisco on March 23–26 to present its business suite and offer an early look at the NordLayer Browser, with demonstrations scheduled at the company’s booth.
The company positioned the browser as a response to a changing corporate digital workspace, stating the browser had become the primary gateway for daily business operations, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) access, and collaboration, and that consumer-grade browsers lacked necessary security features.
Onsite demonstrations were set to include three existing products in Nord Security’s business suite: NordLayer, described as a toggle-ready network security platform for businesses; NordStellar, described as a threat exposure management platform; and NordPass, described as an advanced password manager. Attendees were to receive a preview of the NordLayer Browser’s main features.
Nord Security planned to launch the NordLayer Browser this spring. The company said visitors to the Nord Security bar at booth 1939 in the South Hall Expo of the Moscone Center would be invited to view product demonstrations and offered a complimentary beverage during demonstrations.
“As organizations increasingly rely on SaaS web-based tools, the browser itself has become a critical attack surface, exposing companies to a new wave of SaaS usage-related threats. Consumer-grade browsers that lack the necessary security features are not equipped to sufficiently safeguard businesses as they transition to the new digital workspace,” said Andrius Buinovskis, head of product at NordLayer.
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