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We permit use of Grammarly only using the stand-alone app or website, and only for content that doesn't contain any personal data & isn't security critical, e.g
by bartman 4y ago
We permit use of Grammarly only using the stand-alone app or website, and only for content that doesn't contain any personal data & isn't security critical, e.g. blog posts, etc.
As others have said, the browser extension is an unmanageable security risk and we prevent its use and installation.
- ratg13 4y agoIf you dont mind me asking, what tools are you using to control browser extensions for your users?
- bartman 4y agoWe're mandating use of Google Chrome across the org and use the Chrome Enterprise features to force installing (ad blocker, 1Password) and block (Grammarly amongst others) extensions: https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/9296680?hl=en https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/9296680?hl=en I'm not entirely sure if it's a feature that only comes with Google Workplace, but as part of the Workplace admin interface we get a nice UI for managing all of this.