Google has implemented the BeyondCorp concept in ChromeOS. I love the concept of BeyondCorp and is exactly how you should do things.
#Beyondcorp reviews code#
One way to help is limit where you can get code to run.īTW, with your last post I can see the disconnect. So you really should not let people use whatever. That is why letting people do whatever with GNU/Linux is secure.
#Beyondcorp reviews android#
The Android container has a trust that does not exist with GNU/Linux. that the device is identified and controlled, not just the user. Ruoting Sun, of Duo Security, reveals how Duo Beyond makes Google-style BeyondCorp trusted web access available to any. GNU/Linux runs in a container but then on top of a VM. The BeyondCorp paper explicitly mentions that the device state is taken into consideration when giving access to a user, i.e. How Duo Beyond wants to remove the network perimeter and get rid of the VPN. That is why how Google implemented is perfect. The linux container is a vector for running any unsigned code - a serious potential threat to any network. Complex environments are difficult to fully migrate with initial solutions, so be prepared to review, grant and manage exceptions at least in the early stages. The two are completely different and Google has implemented exactly as they should. Moving to BeyondCorp is not a quick, painless exercise. I know exactly how LXC is implemented in chrome os and how that differs to the shoddy android implementation. Guide: Interactive Chromebook Comparison & Buyer's Guide Chart List of Chrome OS Systems Supporting Android Apps Would you like to be verified as an employee? Contact us via modmail. Please note that these individuals represent their own opinions, not Google's, when participating in the sub, unless they explicitly state they're representing Google They can be identified by the "Verified Googler" user flair. You may see a Google employee occasionally comment on the subreddit. Join our Discord server! Google Employees As a lightweight OS designed primarily for web-based and app-based computing, it is fast, secure, and resilient to viruses and malware. Chrome OS is Google's Linux-based operating system built around the Chrome web browser that can run Android apps.
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