Mozilla Announces Security-Focused Firefox Enterprise
The offering lets organizations host browser management on their own servers and control AI tools, add-ons and data flows, Mozilla said.
- Mozilla announced Firefox Enterprise, a new commercial offering aimed at businesses, government agencies, and organizations needing tighter control over browser security, data handling, and compliance.
- To reduce corporate reliance on dominant tech firms using Google's Chromium or Apple's WebKit, Mozilla promotes its independent Gecko browser engine as a secure alternative for businesses needing extra governance.
- IT teams can block sensitive data transfers, manage add-ons, and toggle AI tools directly through the self-hosted management console, with paid support included in the package.
- Initial access opens in France, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland before expanding globally, and the company confirmed Thunderbird Enterprise "is also in development" for email management.
- While Firefox claims 200 million monthly users, Statcounter data shows it holds 6% of global desktop browsing sessions compared with 65% for Chrome; "Choice is a lie," CEO Anthony Enzor-DeMeo said.
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Mozilla launches Firefox Enterprise for companies in Europ
Mozilla has launched Firefox Enterprise, a version of its browser for companies and public bodies that must meet strict security and compliance requirements. The product pairs the Firefox browser with a management console that organisations can host on their own servers. From there, IT teams can set browser rules, decide who can reach what, and […] This story continues at The Next Web
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