Inspera Integrity Browser review
A configurable Windows and macOS lockdown browser for Inspera-based exams.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Inspera Integrity Browser is a proprietary desktop lockdown application for institutions delivering controlled digital assessments. It supports Windows and macOS computers, including institution-owned and student-owned devices, and works with both proctored and non-proctored exams. Its security settings range from strict and moderate policies to open and none, allowing institutions to match controls to assessment requirements. In strict or moderate mode, it blocks unauthorized applications and files, while system checks can review CPU, connection quality, virtual machines, remote sessions, displays, and blocked processes.
Pricing follows a contact-sales model, so the buying process is based on an institutional discussion rather than published plan tiers. The product’s strongest ecosystem fit is with Inspera Assessment and Inspera Proctoring, with learning management system connectivity available through LTI 1.3. Single sign-on or one-time-user login supports different access models, and offline assessment packages with offline submission files extend the browser to exams where continuous connectivity is not required. Institutions considering it should evaluate how these integrations align with their existing assessment workflow.
The product is focused on assessment control rather than general-purpose browser management. Optional allowlisting permits up to five third-party applications on Windows, and accessibility support includes screen readers when assistive technologies are enabled. That combination suits organizations seeking configurable exam restrictions, offline delivery, and a direct Inspera environment. It is less suitable for teams needing a broader range of operating systems, a self-service public pricing structure, or an open-source lockdown browser. Institutions should choose it when Inspera compatibility and controlled digital assessments are central requirements.
Inspera Integrity Browser pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Configurable security policies from strict lockdown to open access
- Offline assessment packages and submission files support disconnected exams
- Integrates with Inspera, Proctoring, and LMS platforms through LTI 1.3
- Where it doesn't
- Available only for Windows and macOS desktop computers
- Pricing requires contacting sales rather than choosing a published plan
- Third-party allowlisting is limited to up to five Windows applications
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