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Students can kill Chrome extensions and other processes that are essential to ensuring a safe online experience for them. All they need is access to the Task Manager to do this. Giving students the ability to access the Task Manager is disruptive to schools' ability to manage and secure Chromebooks. It is therefore recommended that you disable the task manager for students on their Chromebooks.

For full and further details on how to keep devices secure please see our full Chromebook Best Practice KB here.

To do this:

Log in to your Google Workspace admin console at admin.google.com
Navigate to Devices > Chrome > Settings > User & Browser Settings > Apps and extensions > Task manager
Select the 'Block us

How to stop students from disabling the Securly extension on Chromebooks