Provides an overview of Cisco Security for Chromebook Client in Cisco Secure Access, including About Cisco Security for Chromebooks, Integrate the Google Workspace Identity Service, and Deploy the Cisco Security for Chromebooks Client. It outlines the concepts, configuration tasks, and operational guidance presented in this chapter.
About Cisco Security for Chromebooks
Describes Cisco Security for Chromebooks in Cisco Secure Access. As an IT admin, you need to know which employees are sending certain DNS and web requests so you can create and enforce security policies about their identities and their use of cloud resources.
Integrate the Google Workspace Identity Service
Describes how to integrate the Google Workspace Identity Service in Cisco Secure Access. If you use the Google Workspace Identity service to manage organizational units (OUs) and user accounts, you can integrate the service with Secure Access to synchronize that information with Secure Access policies.
Deploy the Cisco Security for Chromebooks Client
Describes how to deploy the Cisco Security for Chromebooks Client in Cisco Secure Access. The Cisco Security for Chromebook client allows you to enable DNS-layer and SWG-layer protection for Chromebook users.
View Protection Status of Chromebook Devices
Describes how to view the Protection Status of Chromebook Devices in Cisco Secure Access. After deploying the Cisco Security for Chromebook client to your ChromeOS devices, you can view the state of protection on the devices.
Add Policies to a Chromebook Device
Describes how to add policies to a Chromebook Device in Cisco Secure Access. Add a Chromebook-specific access policy in Secure Access to protect all Chromebook devices that are connected to your network.
Cisco Security for Chromebooks Client FAQ
Provides frequently asked questions (and answers) about Cisco Security for Chromebooks Client FAQ in Cisco Secure Access.
Google Workspace Identity Service FAQ
Provides frequently asked questions (and answers) about the Google Workspace Identity Service in Cisco Secure Access, including behavior, configuration context, and operational considerations.