Ivanti Web@Work review
A mobile browser for Ivanti-managed teams that need policy-controlled access to internal sites.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Ivanti Web@Work is a managed mobile browser for enterprise users who need secure access to internal web resources. It is aimed at organizations using Ivanti tools to govern mobile access, rather than teams looking for a general-purpose desktop browser. The browser routes enterprise web traffic through Ivanti Sentry, and administrators can configure settings through UEM policies tied to users, roles, groups, and permissions. Ivanti directs prospective buyers to contact sales.
Its central strength is policy-based control over both access and data. Access to internal resources can depend on user and device characteristics, including compliance status. Browser cache, cookies, history, and other website data are encrypted, and data can be wiped based on device compliance. Administrators can also restrict opening content in other apps and limit cut, copy, and paste. Role-based bookmarks provide access to internal corporate resources. This makes Web@Work a fit where managed access and mobile data controls matter more than broad browser compatibility.
The platform fit is also its main constraint: Ivanti Web@Work supports iOS and Android, and its configuration is tied to Ivanti Sentry and Ivanti UEM. Android documentation lists URL whitelist and blacklist filtering, while Kerberos Constrained Delegation single sign-on depends on the environment and AppTunnel configuration. Organizations should account for those platform and setup dependencies when evaluating it. Ivanti customers securing employee mobile access to internal sites are the clearest audience; teams needing desktop coverage or a browser independent of Ivanti's management environment should consider another option.
Ivanti Web@Work pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Routes enterprise web traffic through Ivanti Sentry, with split tunneling available.
- Encrypts browser data and supports compliance-based data wipes.
- Applies user- and device-based access controls and restricts data transfer between apps.
- Where it doesn't
- Supports iOS and Android, not desktop browsers.
- Configuration relies on Ivanti UEM policies and the Ivanti environment.
- URL whitelist and blacklist filtering is documented for Android.
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