Google Chrome Enterprise updates to be more business friendly

Google has released a series of feature updates for Chrome Enterprise, which provides a more user-friendly version of the operating system for businesses, companies that want to increase their ability to manage Chrome devices.

These updates are intended to make businesses often use Microsoft Windows as their default operating system to choose Chrome more. Google's operating system is an interesting platform for IT administrators because of the ability to stripped-down and update automatically when network security threats are rapidly increasing.

Chrome Enterprise users will now be able to blacklist browser extensions based on the permissions they require, so that employees can download anything, for example, requests. webcam access. These devices may also be issued with a security certificate to allow access to one-time log-in resources and, if not certified, cannot be accessed.

Google improved its support for Microsoft's Active Directory system on Chrome Enterprise. With this update, administrators will be able to use objects in the Group Policy group to configure managed Chrome utilities and users can authenticate directly to Kerberos and NTLMv2 endpoints on the local Internet. the set.

A new feature will require previously managed devices to automatically re-register in the system, even after deleting or restoring. That way, users can reconnect to the management system without using administrator credentials.

Currently, Google has also announced a partnership with Cisco Meraki, IBM MaaS360, Citrix XenMobile and Zoho Mobile Device Manager Plus that allow IT administrators to manage their Chrome Enterprise devices from the central control panel.

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