> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.safesquid.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Native Sandboxing

> Use SafeSquid's native sandboxing capabilities to isolate and inspect suspicious web content.

## Problem

Security teams need predictable control over app and web usage to reduce policy bypass and data-risk exposure.

## Benefits

You can enforce policy decisions consistently with SafeSquid while preserving legitimate business workflows.

## Advantages

You keep actionable policy control close to operations, with verifiable outcomes in logs and policy behavior.

## Call to action

Use the steps in this guide to implement the control, then validate behavior with a real user-flow test.

# Native Sandboxing

> 🚧 **This page is under construction.** Content coming soon.

## Isolate and inspect suspicious content before delivery

SafeSquid's native sandboxing provides built-in isolation for inspecting suspicious web content before it reaches end users. This page will cover enabling the feature, configuring sandbox boundaries, and verifying isolated execution.


## Related topics

- [Logs and Audit Evidence](/safesquid_swg/files_and_folders/logs_and_audit_evidence.md)
- [Security Logs](/use_cases/audit_and_forensics/security_logs.md)
- [Logging and troubleshooting](/admin_guide/start_here/logging.md)
- [Redirect One Website to Another](/use_cases/url_redirection/redirect_one_website_to_another.md)
- [Cookie filtering](/admin_guide/filtering_and_privacy/cookie_filter.md)