This guide proposes to add a browser-specific browser extension to the security stack to help security teams find and monitor threats in the cloud.
It supports the discovery of shadow SaaS, secure connections, zero trust verification, phishing protection, access management for unmanaged devices, and more.
The end goal is to make security easier by making it easier for companies to deploy and manage their Google app security in general and their Chrome browser in particular.
Security teams now have to find a way to adjust their security architecture to this new cloud workload.
This chapter discusses how they will implement this change in their security strategy and recommend specific changes for their own business environment based on what they know about the latest developments in the webOS community.
They can weigh all the factors and decide how to enhance their Google apps security in whole and their Chromebook in particular with the addition of the Chrome browser extension.
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