Since last November, Google has been testing an additional layer of security in its web browser. To improve Chrome's enhanced protection, Google has been working on a new feature capable of identifying threats in real time and blocking them using artificial intelligence. The tests conducted by the Mountain View firm have apparently ended, and the results have clearly been there. Google has just deployed this new security measure in a stable version in the Enhanced Security module in Google Chrome.
Chrome's enhanced protection provided by AI
In just a few years, Chrome's enhanced protection system has continued to evolve. But to make its protection system even more effective against phishing attempts, malware, and other online scams, Google is now relying on artificial intelligence. A more effective solution to ensure users have real-time protection while browsing.
If you haven't already enabled it, Google Chrome's enhanced protection can be set up in just a few seconds. To do this, go to the browser settings, then in the Privacy and security section, enter the Security menu. You will then be able to set up Chrome’s “AI-powered” Enhanced Security.
Source: Bleeping Computer
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