Google Chrome browser will released as paid Enterprise Premium version
16.04.24
Google announced the launch of a new paid version of the Chrome web browser. Chrome Enterprise Premium for ¦business customers offers a number of enhanced security measures, including data protection and malware scanning.
One of the key features of the paid version is data loss prevention and deeper malware scanning. On the other hand, the free version of Chrome offers general protection against phishing and malware.
In addition to this, regular Chrome users will also get new security features that allow more control over website permissions, including access to mouse and keyboard controls.
Chrome Enterprise Premium also offers a number of business benefits, such as restrictions on document downloads and printing, which helps improve security, as well as compatibility with other enterprise software, including Google Workspace.
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