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Chrome Enterprise goes Premium with new security and management features
With Chrome Enterprise, IT departments get the ability to manage employees' browser settings, the extensions they install and web apps they use.
Chrome Enterprise Premium, which will cost $6/user/month, mostly extends the security capabilities of the existing service, based on the insight that browsers are now the endpoints where most of the high-value work inside a company is done. “Authentication, access, communication and collaboration, administration, and even coding are all browser-based activities in the modern enterprise,” Paris Tabriz, Google’s VP for Chrome, wrote in Tuesday’s announcement. We set up data loss prevention restrictions and warnings for sharing sensitive information in applications like Generative AI platforms and noticed a noteworthy 50% reduction in content transfers,” said Nick Reva, head of corporate security engineering at Snap.
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