Migration Services
Codimite helps organizations move from Island Enterprise Browser to Chrome Enterprise Premium by migrating browser policies, security controls, extensions, application access, and user requirements through a controlled migration approach.
Secure with Chrome Enterprise Premium
Move suitable Island data-protection requirements to the advanced browser security capabilities available within Chrome Enterprise Premium.
Protect supported applications using identity, device, browser, and other contextual signals where required.
Manage Chrome policies, browser configurations, extensions, reporting, and security requirements through a centralized environment.
Gain greater visibility into managed browsers, security events, risky activity, and enterprise browser usage.
Define which extensions users can install, restrict high-risk extensions, and centrally deploy approved enterprise extensions.
Connect Chrome Enterprise Premium with Cloud Identity, Google Workspace, Google Cloud, and existing enterprise security technologies where appropriate.
Migration Process
Review Island policies, applications, users, data-protection controls, extensions, identity integrations, and security requirements.
Identify which Island capabilities can move to Chrome Enterprise Premium and which require redesign or supporting technologies.
Configure Chrome Enterprise Premium for a representative user group and validate policies, security, application access, and user experience.
Move managed Chrome configurations, security policies, extensions, identities, and application access in controlled waves.
Confirm policy enforcement, security requirements, application access, reporting, and user acceptance before retiring Island.
Why Codimite
Codimite combines Chrome Enterprise Premium, enterprise browser security, identity, Google ecosystem, and migration expertise to support secure Island migration projects.
Talk to a Migration ExpertChrome Enterprise Premium Assessment. We review the Island environment and identify the Premium capabilities required for the target architecture.
Security Policy Migration. We map suitable Island browser-security and data-protection requirements to supported Chrome controls.
Identity and Access Planning. We align users, groups, identities, applications, and contextual access requirements.
Extension and Browser Management. We migrate browser configurations, policies, and extension-governance requirements.
Risk-Managed Deployment. Pilot groups, phased rollout, testing, and rollback planning help reduce disruption.
End-to-End Support. Codimite supports assessment, architecture, configuration, migration, testing, rollout, and optimization.
Comparison
| Comparison Area | Island Environment | Chrome Enterprise Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Browser model | Dedicated enterprise-browser platform | Advanced enterprise security built around managed Chrome |
| Browser management | Island administration and policies | Centralized Chrome Enterprise management |
| Data protection | Integrated Island data controls | Advanced data-protection capabilities within Chrome Enterprise Premium |
| Access controls | Island contextual access model | Context-Aware Access and supported identity-based controls |
| Extensions | Controlled within Island | Enterprise Chrome extension management |
| Identity | Integrates with enterprise identity providers | Cloud Identity, Google Workspace, or supported identity architecture |
| Migration approach | Existing integrated enterprise-browser environment | Requires policy mapping, testing, configuration, and phased rollout |
FAQs
Not always one-to-one. Existing policies should be reviewed and mapped to supported Chrome Enterprise Premium controls before migration.
No. Data-protection capabilities are part of Chrome Enterprise Premium rather than a separate standalone product.
Yes. Context-Aware Access can form part of the target architecture for supported applications and access scenarios.
Yes. Island can remain available for selected users or applications while Chrome Enterprise Premium is piloted and validated.
No. Policies can be designed around different user groups, applications, data sensitivity, and security requirements.
The timeline depends on users, policies, applications, security controls, identity requirements, extensions, and testing complexity.
Assess your current Island environment and build a controlled path to Chrome Enterprise Premium based on your browser, security, identity, and application requirements.
Talk to a Migration Expert