Alphabet Inc. (GOOG, Financials) shares surged 2.36% to $195.56 around 11:08 a.m. GMT-5 on Tuesday on Google’s unveiling of new Chrome browser reporting tools for Workspace customers, the firm said in a blog post.
Google announced the debut of new reporting options for Chrome browser profiles in its Workspace environment, according to a company blog post.
The upgrade offers administrators with additional tools to evaluate browser profiles, including a controlled profiles list and extensive reporting pages. These capabilities enable IT managers to evaluate browser versions, rules, and installed extensions. Google claimed on its blog that the tools seek to boost data security by spotting potentially hazardous extensions.
The reporting tools are now available in the Admin panel under the “Chrome browser” section. Google’s blog says managers can activate the managed profile reporting policy. The business underlined that there is no necessary action from end users; the deployment is complete for fast and planned release domains.
Google said in its blog that the changes complement more general initiatives to enhance Workspace suite security and management capabilities. Those looking for more specifics are guided to Google’s assistance center.
This article first appeared on GuruFocus.