Chrome browsers log events

As an administrator, you can use the security investigation tool to view and investigate live-state data about Chrome browsers in your organization.

For example:

• Investigate if a browser update has reached all devices in your organization.
• Inspect the details of browser devices where phishing events often occur. The report can help identify if a bad extension is responsible for the unsafe events. 
• View which devices have a specific user signed in, and assess the potential damage made to different devices and browsers.

Run a search for Chrome browser data

Your ability to run a search depends on your Google edition, your administrative privileges, and the data source. You can run a search on all users, regardless of their Google Workspace edition.

To run a search in the security investigation tool, first choose a data source. Then, choose one or more conditions for your search. For each condition, choose an attribute, an operator, and a value. 

1. Sign in with an administrator account to the Google Admin console.

   If you aren’t using an administrator account, you can’t access the Admin console.

2. Go to Menu  Security > Security center > Investigation tool.

   Requires having the Security center administrator privilege.

3. Click Data source and select Chrome browsers.
4. Click Add Condition.
   Tip: You can include one or more conditions in your search or customize your search with nested queries. For details, go to Customize your search with nested queries.
5. Click Attributeselect an option.
   For a complete list of attributes, go to the Attribute descriptions section (later on this page).
6. Select an operator.
7. Enter a value or select a value from the list.
8. (Optional) To add more search conditions, repeat steps 4–7.
9. Click Search.
   You can review the search results from the investigation tool in a table at the bottom of the page.
10. (Optional) To save your investigation, click Save enter a title and descriptionclick Save.