Initially, more than 2,500 employees were selected to participate in it. But after feedback, the company allowed them to leave or volunteer.
Internet access will be restricted on selected computers, but internal web tools and Google sites will remain available.
Googlers are often the target of cyberattacks, which can lead to data breaches and security breaches. Restricting access to the network will help prevent remote execution of malicious code and intruders from accessing sensitive data.
Interestingly, this innovation comes at a time when companies are facing increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks. The growing threat forces Google to take additional security measures and improve the protection of its products and users.
Source: Ferra
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