Google has introduced a new paid version of Chrome Enterprise. Businesses can sign up for the Chrome Enterprise Premium plan for $6. The tech giant claims that the latest Google Chrome subscription includes several advanced security features that are not available in the Chrome Enterprise Core version.
The company announced the new paid version of Chrome at the Google Cloud Next conference in Las Vegas earlier this week. Google Chrome Enterprise Premium plans are now available to all business users worldwide.
Google Chrome Enterprise Premium: Additional features
The new premium paid plan for the Enterprise edition of Google Chrome includes advanced security features such as advanced data loss prevention for businesses.
Google claimed on its official website that the paid model “prevents accidental and intentional loss of sensitive business data and enforces privacy policies through DLP controls and advanced malware and phishing protection.”
Otherwise, the rest of the functionality is the same for both versions of Chrome Enterprise. However, companies must pay to access these advanced security features. Other features that a premium subscription offers include:
• Deep scan for malware
• Filter URLs by website categories
• Prevent data loss
• Contextual access to SaaS, Google Cloud and private web applications via Chrome.
The original version of Google’s Chrome Enterprise Core has been available to businesses for almost a decade. Companies that don’t want to pay for additional security features can still use the free version.
Nick Reva, Head of Enterprise Security Engineering at Snap, commented on the new Chrome Enterprise Premium plan: “With Chrome Enterprise Premium, we rely on Google’s security expertise, including Project Zero’s advanced security research and rapid security patches. We’re confident in Google’s security, including Project Zero’s advanced security research and rapid security patches. After the alert was triggered, we saw a 50% decrease in content transfers.
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