The policy that enables site isolation for all websites (effectively for your entire organization's browsing sessions) is A. SitePerProcess.
Here's why:
SitePerProcess: This is the policy that enforces full Site Isolation. When enabled, Chrome creates a dedicated renderer process for each site a user visits. This is the most comprehensive form of site isolation
✅ B. IsolateOrigins
Explanation:
The IsolateOrigins policy is used to enable site isolation for your entire organization. This policy ensures that sites are isolated from one another in separate processes to improve security and prevent cross-site attacks.
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