5 ways Chrome Enterprise can secure your business every day

Your employees’ web browser is the gateway to so much of what they do online and almost all the SaaS apps they use to get work done. It’s more important than ever for businesses to offer a safe browsing experience for employees to help protect their data from being unintentionally shared outside their organization.

Luckily, Chrome Enterprise has your back. With all the same capabilities as the Chrome browser, it adds an extra layer of protection and control businesses can adapt to meet their needs. With Chrome Enterprise, companies can give people the tools they need to be productive, while also protecting them from sneaky cyber risks as they work.

In our new paper, "Protect Your Business on the Web," you can learn how Chrome is bringing the best of Google security and protections into our browser for businesses. To get you started, here are five key ways Chrome Enterprise can protect your business:

1. Stopping threats before they strike

Don't let phishing or malware ruin your work day. Chrome Enterprise is backed by Google's massive investment in security and ongoing commitment to the web. The same Google Safe Browsing technology that protects 5 billion devices keeps employees from visiting malicious websites, even if they’re being tricked by cybercriminals. And companies can benefit from security at the scale that they can’t get anywhere else by opting into Safe Browsing’s Enhanced Protection mode for their employees, which uses advanced AI and machine learning techniques, applies protections in real time and captures helpful data to see when employees face these risks.

2. Providing extra protections for company data

Even with Chrome’s built-in safety features, employees might accidentally leak company data, or in worst cases, try to do so intentionally. To help companies avoid these risks, Chrome Enterprise gives you the option to apply data loss protections right in Chrome. Whether it's applying watermarks to sensitive company content, or restricting copy and paste functions on sites or apps that need extra controls, Chrome helps companies and employees make safer choices when handling company data.

3. Delivering AI to the web at work safely

Chrome Enterprise offers businesses controls for all new AI capabilities in the browser. And while Chrome builds these helpful improvements with employee productivity in mind, companies can decide which AI services they want their employees using for work.

4. Bringing together a community of security and web experts

Google collaborates with the security community at large, including researchers, other security vendors and cybersecurity leaders. We invest heavily in the community, rewarding those who find vulnerabilities in our products so we can level up our security. We’ve also created transparency around zero days across the software industry with our security research team at Project Zero and are proud of reducing the time for zero-day fixes. This is critical for businesses where closing off vulnerabilities quickly is a top priority.

And we’re more committed than ever to growing a healthy, open web. Chrome contributes more than 94% of Chromium’s public code, which helps the entire open web bring a better browsing experience across work and personal use.

5. Embracing Zero Trust security

Google first implemented the zero trust concept years ago. The premise is simple: keeping company data secure by making real-time decisions about who can access what apps and data based on a specific set of requirements that determine the trustworthiness of the person and their device. Over the years, we’ve brought many of the best practices from Google to businesses, and this is exactly what companies are able to do with Chrome Enterprise Premium. It’s a great way for companies of all sizes to apply best practices from Google when it comes to zero trust security, right in Chrome.

To learn more about Chrome Enterprise and get started for your business, visit our Chrome Enterprise site.