What challenge may arise from using Browser Isolation?

Using Browser Isolation can indeed lead to increased latency in content delivery. This occurs because Browser Isolation often involves redirecting web traffic through a secure intermediary server or a cloud service to create a safe environment for browsing. As content is processed and delivered in this manner, there can be delays that impact the speed at which users receive and interact with web pages.

In many cases, the process of isolating the browser session can add additional steps in the data retrieval process, resulting in a noticeable increase in latency. Users may experience slower load times, particularly with content-heavy websites or applications that require quick interactions. This latency can affect user satisfaction and productivity, making it a significant challenge when implementing Browser Isolation as part of a security strategy.

The other options, while they can be relevant in different contexts, do not encapsulate the most immediate and noticeable challenge posed by Browser Isolation as effectively as the impact on content delivery speed.