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Created: 27 Nov 2012 | Updated: 07 Dec 2012 | 9 comments
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Browser Intrusion Prevention don´t support Google Chrome, is it recomended

to block use of Google Chrome? and other browsers.

Browser Intrusion Prevention only support IE, Firefox. dont now if SEP12.1.2 added more browser support.

SEP12.1

Client OS, XPP

/Roger

 

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Chetan Savade's picture

Hi,

Supported browser with SEP 12.1 RU2 

 * Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, 8, 9, or 10

 * Mozilla Firefox 3.6 through 15.0.1

 * Google Chrome, through 22.0.1229.79

Go through this article for more details:

System Requirements for Symantec Endpoint Protection, Enterprise and Small Business Editions, and Network Access Control 12.1.2

http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH195325

Chetan Savade
Technical Support Engineer, Endpoint Security
Enterprise Technical Support
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sandra.g's picture

I wanted to add that this system requirement is primarily related to web console access and viewing the in-line help (you'll note that "Web browser" is under SEPM system requirements) and does not have anything to do with Browser Intrusion Prevention.

See Supported Browser versions for Browser Intrusion Prevention.

ETA: I am making inquiries about whether additional browser support was added for 12.1.2.

sandra

Symantec, Information Development, IMDP
Symantec Endpoint Protection / Core Security Engineering Group

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rost1's picture

Yes Sandra, the issue is  Browser Intrusion Prevention

Is there anyone who blocks the use of Google Chrome?, users can easy

install and using it, less secure webbrowser than IE and Firefox if  Browser Intrusion Prevention

is important.

 

/Roger

 

 

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Brian81's picture

If you want to block Chrome from installing, you would need to use an application control policy to the block the exe

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We are using the SEP Firewall to block all but internal/allowed usage of non-IE browsers.  We could not block the usage entierly because of a few apps as well as developers.

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dsmith1954's picture

We block Chrome for most users. Some exceptions are for web developers that need to test their websites, but otherwise it is blocked for everyone.

Personally, I'd block everything Google, except the search page, if I could... Most Google apps that we've tested are just not business-ready. OK for consumer use, but not for business.

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theexplorer's picture

This reply is not much about the compatibility but a matter of simple choices.

Chrome is a good browser, please use it for non secure browsing. Keep clearing the offline content frequently.

Use IE or respective versions of Firefox for Secure browsing. :)

Good Luck!

Good Luck!

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sandra.g's picture

I have gotten word back about browser support for the Browser Intrusion Prevention plugin and the following document has been updated for 12.1.2. (Sorry about the green on brown/grey text in the table headers. I can't seem to change it.)

Supported Browser versions for Browser Intrusion Prevention
http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?pag...

The short version is that Chrome is still considered unsupported for the Browser Intrusion Prevention plugin. I will be adding clarification on browser support (a link to the above page) to the 12.1.2 System Requirements.

sandra

Symantec, Information Development, IMDP
Symantec Endpoint Protection / Core Security Engineering Group

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