Migration Services
Codimite helps organizations move from Island Enterprise Browser to the right combination of managed Chrome, Chrome Enterprise, Cloud Identity, Google Workspace, ChromeOS, and related Google technologies through a controlled migration approach.
Move Beyond Island
Move browser policies, configurations, extensions, and reporting into centrally managed Chrome environments.
Determine whether different user groups require Chrome Enterprise Core, Chrome Enterprise Premium, or another target architecture.
Map existing identity and application-access requirements to Cloud Identity, Google Workspace, existing identity providers, and supported access controls.
Evaluate managed Chrome on existing operating systems, ChromeOS devices, or ChromeOS Flex for suitable certified hardware.
Review Island security policies and determine which controls can be migrated, redesigned, replaced, or retained temporarily.
Move users, applications, browser policies, and security controls gradually instead of attempting a single enterprise-wide cutover.
Migration Process
Review Island users, policies, applications, identities, extensions, endpoints, data-protection controls, and access requirements.
Define the appropriate target architecture across Chrome Enterprise Core, Premium, Cloud Identity, Workspace, ChromeOS, or hybrid environments.
Migrate a representative group of users and applications to validate policies, access, compatibility, and user experience.
Move users, policies, extensions, identities, applications, and security controls in controlled migration waves.
Confirm application access, policy enforcement, security requirements, reporting, and user acceptance before retiring Island.
Why Codimite
Codimite combines Chrome Enterprise, ChromeOS, Google Workspace, Google Cloud, browser engineering, and migration expertise to support complex enterprise browser transformations.
Talk to a Migration ExpertMigration-Led Assessment. We assess the complete Island environment before recommending the target Google architecture.
Chrome Enterprise Expertise. We support Chrome Enterprise Core and Premium configuration, deployment, policies, and browser management.
Identity and Access Planning. We map existing identity, SSO, application access, and user-group requirements to the target environment.
Policy and Extension Migration. We review browser policies, extensions, certificates, configurations, and enterprise dependencies.
Risk-Managed Delivery. Pilot groups, phased migration, validation, coexistence, and rollback planning help reduce disruption.
End-to-End Support. Codimite supports assessment, architecture, configuration, migration, testing, rollout, and post-migration optimization.
Comparison
| Comparison Area | Island Environment | Google and Chrome Target |
|---|---|---|
| Browser model | Dedicated enterprise-browser platform | Managed Chrome with the Google services required for each use case |
| Browser management | Island administration and policies | Chrome Enterprise Core or Premium management |
| Data protection | Integrated Island data controls | Chrome Enterprise Premium where advanced DLP is required |
| Access controls | Island identity, device, and contextual controls | Chrome Enterprise Premium, Context-Aware Access, and identity services where applicable |
| Identity | Integrates with enterprise identity providers | Cloud Identity, Google Workspace, or supported third-party identity architecture |
| Endpoints | Runs across multiple operating systems and devices | Chrome on Windows/macOS/Linux, ChromeOS, or suitable ChromeOS Flex devices |
| Migration approach | Existing enterprise-browser environment | Target selected according to user, security, device, and application requirements |
FAQs
Not by itself. The correct target may combine managed Chrome with Chrome Enterprise Core or Premium, Cloud Identity, Workspace, ChromeOS, and other controls depending on the Island capabilities currently in use.
No. Organizations mainly requiring centralized browser management may use Chrome Enterprise Core, while advanced DLP and context-aware access requirements may require Premium.
Yes. A phased migration can keep selected users or workloads on Island while other groups transition to Chrome.
Yes. The assessment determines which Google and Chrome technologies best match the existing Island use cases.
Yes, but compatibility and policy intent should be assessed rather than assuming every Island configuration has a one-to-one Chrome equivalent.
The timeline depends on user count, applications, security policies, endpoints, identity architecture, extensions, and migration scope.
Identify the right Google and Chrome destination for your users, applications, security controls, and endpoints through a focused migration assessment.
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