The German Federal Information Security Office recommends Google Chrome

Note: Dr. Wieland Holfelder is the German engineering director of Google, and Travis McCoy is a member of the Chrome browser security team.

Original article: German Federal Office of Information Security recommends Chrome

To further enhance user network security, provide suggestions and guidance, the German Federal Information Security Office BSI recently released a report on the best operation guide for Windows users. Security has always been the core of Chrome. Therefore, we are honored to see the BSI report's recognition of Google Chrome's advantages in network security as follows:

"Browsers are the core component of users' use of network services. Therefore, browsers are the most critical interfaces in network attacks. If possible, you should use a sandbox-based browser. Google Chrome is a security browser with this protection technology. other browsers either do not have this security protection mechanism or are too protective. With Google Chrome and other mechanisms we mentioned earlier, you can greatly reduce the possibility of malicious cyberattacks ."

In addition to the sandbox technology, this Guide also highlights the automatic update feature of Google Chrome:

"It is also worth noting that Google Chrome's automatic update function has been bound to Adobe Flash Player. In this way, Adobe Flash Player can be updated in real time in synchronization with Chrome ."

Before the arrival of this year's Internet security day, network security still faces many challenges. We hope that our efforts will continuously improve the network security of our users and protect their privacy, so as to make the Internet environment better and better.

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