AlexS.13183 (Customer) asked a question.
Device assurance policy for managed Chrome browsers
We have enrolled our Google Chrome browsers running on Windows workstations (for policy we choose Windows as a platform) into our Google Workspace. Trying to set up device assurance policy for managed Chrome browsers based on the following article:
Unfortunately, the article does not go into details on the values definitions for the policy. For example with policy definition there is a criteria "Key trust level for Chrome" (presumably for Chrome browsers?) but the referenced article does not describe the purpose of this variable.
We did open the ticket with support, but have not got any answers yet.
Is there a any other articles which would help with creating the policy?
Hi @AlexS.13183 (Customer) , Thank you for reaching out to the Okta Community!
I haven't been able to locate any additional information on the Okta side. This does seem to be related to the Google side of the implementation.
I was able to locate the following on their side: https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/13570263?hl=en#zippy=%2Cdefinition-of-values-on-chromeconnectors-internals:~:text=Trust%20Level%3A,like%20on%20Linux.
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I see the option for "Key stored in file system" but how does okta know where to look this value at?
Hi @Mihai Negoita - Okta (Okta, Inc.) Unfortunately Google's article does not shed any light on the subject. I was hopping better documentation from Okta on the integration. Looks like Okta support struggles with this as well. I'm going to try Okta prof services. Thanks,