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Length: 2 hours
Registration fee: $25
Language: English
Exam Format: Multiple choice
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Prerequisites: None

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Section 1: Chrome Enterprise Management Fundamentals

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1.1Demonstrate how Chrome policies work together to avoid conflicts that could disrupt operations. Considerations include:

a. Distinguish managed browsers from managed profiles
b. Distinguish Chrome policies and update policies
c. Apply policies (locally or cloud-based)
d. Resolve policy conflicts
e. Explain affiliations

1.2 Provide examples of Chrome built-in security. Considerations include:
a. List core security principles
b. Define Safe Browsing protection levels
c. Describe steps to eliminate threats from malicious websites

1.3 Describe how Chrome extensions work. Considerations include:
a. State why Chrome extensions are used by organisations
b. Outline what Chrome extensions can do
c. Describe how Chrome extensions are hosted and deployed

1.4 Describe how Chrome Release Cycle and release channels work. Considerations include:
a. List Chrome release channels
b. Find Chrome release schedules
c. Find what is included in a release

Section 2: Manage Chrome Enterprise in the Cloud

2.1 Prepare environment for Chrome cloud management with Chrome Enterprise Core. Considerations include:
a. Verify domain
b. Use a custom admin role to manage Chrome
c. Configure organizational units (OU) structure and/or groups

2.2 Configure Chrome for cloud management. Considerations include:
a. Generate and deploy enrollment tokens leveraging MDM solution of choice
b .Enable Chrome reporting
c. Configure Chrome policies
i. Google Safe Browsing policies
ii. Profile Separation policies
iii .Custom Configuration policies

2.3 Maintain Chrome within Google Admin console. Considerations include:
a. Configure the Device Token Management policy
b. Configure the Inactive Browser Deletion policy
c. Move browsers between OUs/groups

Section 3: Chrome Updates

3.1 Determine and configure the various update methods for Chrome. Considerations include:

a. Differentiate advantages and disadvantages between the various update methodologies
b. Design and justify an update management methodology based on the specific business and security needs of an organization.
c. Breakdown how Chrome update policies apply for an organization with multiple platforms with varying user needs and risks.

3.2 Manage Chrome version for security compliance. Considerations include:
a. Explain when and how to make changes to an update strategy based on current or pending changes in an environment
b. Demonstrate how an administrator would identify whether Chrome instances in environments comply with an organization’s security needs
c. Explain the challenges of keeping Chrome up-to-date in an organization

Section 4: Chrome Extensions
4.1 Determine and configure extension policies. Considerations include:
a. Design and justify an extension management methodology based on the specific business and security needs of an organization
b. Differentiate advantages and disadvantages among the various extension management methodologies
i. Create a process for extension exemptions for justified work purposes
ii. Allow/block/permission based, website based
iii. Extension request workflow

4.2 Assess Chrome extensions for security compliance and business continuity. Considerations include:
a. Review and analyze existing extension install base and inherent risk
b. Demonstrate how an administrator would identify whether a Chrome extension complies with an organization’s security needs

Section 5: Analyze Chrome Data
5.1 View managed browser data. Considerations include:
a. Recall the data that is uploaded to the Google Admin console in the managed browser page
b. Identify the different reports in the Google Admin console for managed browser data

5.2 Analyze data for potential browser issues and remediate. Considerations include:
a. Troubleshoot Google Update issues
b. Leverage Chrome crash data during production issues
c. Investigate Chrome page load and performance issues
d. Remediate possible Chrome issues via remote commands in the Google Admin console

5.3 Identify potential security events with Chrome. Considerations include:
a. Identify possible risks to corporate data or unusual browser activity using Chrome log events
b. State the various security events that Chrome captures
c. List the Chrome integrations/connectors that leverage existing security tools

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Sample Question and Answers

QUESTION 1
[Chrome Enterprise Management Fundamentals]
Which operating system must be used to self-host a Chrome extension*?

A. Windows 11
B. Linux
C. macOS
D. ChromeOS

Answer: B

QUESTION 2
[Chrome Updates]
What is the schedule for Chrome stable channel major releases’?

A. The second Tuesday of every month
B. Once a quarter (every three months)
C. Whenever new features are added
D. Every 28 days (every four weeks)

Answer: D

QUESTION 3
[Chrome Updates]
Which percentage of Chrome is recommended during Beta before general availability’?

A. 10%
B. 2%
C. 1%
D. 5%

Answer: D

QUESTION 4
[Manage Chrome Enterprise in the Cloud]

A browser administrator is looking to deploy Chrome Enterprise Core and build a configuration that supports both managed device browsers as well as managed profiles Company
– Employees
– Users
– Contractors
If this is the current organizational unit (OU) structure in the Google Admin console, which change should the administrator make to the structure to support the desired use case?

A. Create a Managed Browsers OU nested under the Users OU
B. Create a Managed Browsers OU nested under the Company OU
C. Create a Managed Browsers OU nested under the Employees OU
D. Create a Managed Browsers OU nested under the Contractors OU

Answer: B

QUESTION 5
[Manage Chrome Enterprise in the Cloud]
An administrator is modifying a policy at the top-level organizational unit (OU), and there is an OU
below that should not accept this modification
What can the administrator do to be certain of this*?

A. Set the policy to locally applied at the child OU
B. Set the policy to locally applied at the parent OU
C. Turn off inheritance for all policies
D. Set policy precedence to Child > Parent

Answer: A