Moving to modern, secure endpoints doesn’t mean compromising on your core business tools or existing systems. Chrome Enterprise Premium provides a seamless, highly secure foundation for your legacy applications as well. Cameyo by Google allows organizations to stream any legacy application directly inside a Chrome tab.
This powerful combination ensures your legacy apps inherit browser-based security protections through Chrome Enterprise Premium, alongside the productivity-boosting AI and agentic capabilities of Gemini in Chrome, breathing new life into older tools without forcing employees to leave the browser.
Strengthening proactive security and visibility
Today, a new threat vector has emerged. Employees who want to get work done, but accidentally leak sensitive data into public AI tools. In fact, nearly 80% of workers are bringing their own AI tools to work, and over half report pasting sensitive intellectual property and corporate data directly into public systems.* Google Intelligent Endpoints help keep organizations more secure by protecting data across the operating system, browser, and user levels, offering a scaled defense against modern threat vectors, without slowing down employees.
Using Chrome Enterprise Premium, IT and security teams can already enforce strict, granular data loss prevention rules to protect corporate data within the browser. While native third-party LLM applications may offer basic data privacy settings, they lack the active DLP controls needed to prevent data exfiltration. Without Chrome Enterprise Premium, enterprises are forced to use complex security solutions, and even those solutions often fail to cover unmanaged or personal devices.
IT departments can soon deploy DLP rules that actively detect and block attempts to copy sensitive records at the copy trigger level in the browser, ensuring that sensitive data is prevented from even reaching the system clipboard. This capability is even more critical in protecting company intellectual property across AI services. Many more browser-based DLP capabilities have also been extended to mobile devices, including file downloads, pasted content and screenshot blocking and sharing, further closing the security gap across devices.
We’ve also made improvements to Chrome Enterprise’s GenAI reporting capabilities. IT and security teams can view comprehensive, real-time breakdown of AI and SaaS usage across the web, and now they can also take corrective action right from the report. With a few clicks, IT can block access to risky apps, update security policies, or redirect users to company-approved AI alternatives.
