AWS workspaces-web documentation change
Summary
Restructured policy configuration documentation to emphasize three methods (visual editor, JSON editor, file upload). Removed specific policy examples and added references to Chrome Enterprise policy list.
Security assessment
Improves documentation about configuring security-related browser policies but does not address specific vulnerabilities. The changes help users implement security controls but lack evidence of patching a security issue.
Diff
diff --git a/workspaces-web/latest/adminguide/browser-policies.md b/workspaces-web/latest/adminguide/browser-policies.md index 76a9d0e82..8639c6c63 100644 --- a//workspaces-web/latest/adminguide/browser-policies.md +++ b//workspaces-web/latest/adminguide/browser-policies.md @@ -7 +7 @@ -With WorkSpaces Secure Browser, you can set a custom browser policy using Chrome policies available for the latest stable version. There are more than 300 policies you can apply to a web portal. For more information, see [Tutorial: Setting a custom browser policy in Amazon WorkSpaces Secure Browser](./browser-policies-custom.html) and [Chrome Enterprise policy list](https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/). +You can set any custom browser policy using Chrome policies available for the latest stable version to WorkSpaces Secure Browser. When you set a policy in the WorkSpaces Secure Browser portal, the policy will apply to all sessions managed by that web portal. @@ -9 +9 @@ With WorkSpaces Secure Browser, you can set a custom browser policy using Chrome -By using the console view to create a web portal, you can apply the following policies: +There are more than 300 policies you can apply to a web portal. For more information, including the complete list of Chrome policies, see [Chrome Enterprise policy list](https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/). @@ -11 +11 @@ By using the console view to create a web portal, you can apply the following po - * `StartURL` +You have three ways to set a Chrome policy: @@ -13 +13,5 @@ By using the console view to create a web portal, you can apply the following po - * Bookmarks and bookmark folders + 1. Using the visual editor in the web portal + +By using the console view to create a web portal, you can apply some of the most common policies in the visual editor: + + * `StartURL` @@ -19 +23,11 @@ By using the console view to create a web portal, you can apply the following po - * URL filtering with `AllowURL` and `BlockURL` + * Bookmarks and bookmark folders + + 2. Using the JSON editor in the web portal + +You can also directly add or edit policies by using the JSON editor instead of the visual editor. + +For the specific format of a policy, please refer to [Chrome Enterprise policy list](https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/). + + 3. Uploading a JSON file into the web portal + +You can also import the Chrome policies used in your organization by uploading a JSON file into the web portal. @@ -20,0 +35 @@ By using the console view to create a web portal, you can apply the following po +For details, please see [Tutorial: Setting a custom browser policy in Amazon WorkSpaces Secure Browser](./browser-policies-custom.html) @@ -24 +38,0 @@ By using the console view to create a web portal, you can apply the following po -For more information about using console view policies, see [Getting started with Amazon WorkSpaces Secure Browser](./getting-started.html).