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Lock Down Your Exams Unlock Integrity
Why Use a Secure Browser for Online Exams?
Traditional browsers can’t prevent cheating in digital exams. Think Exam Secure Browser enforces a locked, secure environment by:
Blocking screen sharing, virtual machines, and keyboard shortcuts
Restricting copy/paste, printing and access to external tools
Supporting AI-based cheating detection and firewall protection
Ideal for: Educational institutions, certification providers, and corporate compliance assessments.
Key Features of Think Exam Secure Browser
Kiosk Mode
Forces full-screen mode, blocks switching apps.
In-Built Firewall
Prevents unauthorized internet access
Disable
Screen Sharing & Recording Tools
Local AI Engine
Detects suspicious exam behavior in real time
Disable VM Access
Stops attempts to use virtual machines
Block
Copy, Cut, Paste, & Print Functions
Cross-Platform
Supports Windows, macOS, and Linux
Whitelist Control
Allow only approved URLs or software
Built with Multi-Layered Security Architecture
Think Exam Secure Browser uses:
Real-time System
Lockdown
Candidates Tested
Simultaneously
Compliance with
GDPR, ISO 27001
Local Anomaly Detection
Minimum System Requirements:
RAM
4 GB Minimum
Processor
Intel i3 or higher
Operating System
Windows 7+, MaxOS 10.12+, Linux (X Windows)
Internet
2 Mbps or higher
Common Use Cases
Universities
Running final exams remotely
Certification Bodies
Conducting high-stakes credentialing
Corporates
Delivering secure skill assessments globally
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Integration with LMS
Frequently asked questions
- Kiosk Mode locks the system into a full-screen, single-application environment, disabling access to other applications, browser tabs, or operating system shortcuts until the exam is complete and the session is closed securely.
- Yes. The Secure Browser actively checks for virtual machine environments and restricts access if it detects virtualization tools like VMware, VirtualBox, or Parallels.
- Absolutely. The browser automatically disables screen sharing, remote desktop applications, and screen recording tools during an active session to maintain assessment integrity.
- Think Exam Secure Browser is compatible with Windows (7 and above), macOS (10.12 and above), and most Linux distributions with X windowing systems.
- Yes, a lightweight installation is required to enforce local system restrictions. The process takes under 2 minutes and does not require admin access in most environments.
- The session is auto-saved, and the system attempts to reconnect. If a stable connection is restored within a set window, the candidate can resume the test without data loss.
- Yes. Administrators can define and update a list of allowed websites or applications per exam or per group to meet their specific testing requirements.
- All user data is encrypted both in transit and at rest. The browser also complies with global data privacy standards like GDPR, ISO 27001, and FERPA.
- Yes. The browser integrates seamlessly with ThinkExam’s proctoring suite—whether it’s AI-based, live human, or hybrid—adding a powerful extra layer of exam security.
- Absolutely. It supports high-stakes, compliance-driven assessments for corporate training, professional certification bodies, and government testing agencies.
- No. The Secure Browser automatically detects and disables access to multiple monitors to ensure a single-screen test environment and prevent unauthorized reference material.
- Yes. Common shortcuts like Alt+Tab, Ctrl+C/V, Print Screen, and function keys are disabled during the exam session to prevent switching, copying, or screen capturing.
- Think Exam provides regular browser updates to patch vulnerabilities, enhance compatibility, and ensure the latest security protocols are in place. Updates can be rolled out centrally.
- Yes. Admins can access logs and analytics on browser usage, attempts to breach security, idle time, and system events—offering insight for audits or incident investigations.
- The Secure Browser supports screen readers and basic accessibility features. Institutions can configure exceptions for approved assistive technologies under compliance settings.