Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., has initiated a pilot program to bolster its cybersecurity measures. The program involves restricting certain employees to internet-free desktop PCs to mitigate the risk of unauthorized changes or installations that could lead to potential vulnerabilities. The company plans to disable internet access on designated devices, except for essential internal web-based tools and Google-owned websites. The initiative aims to reduce the likelihood of cyber attackers remotely executing arbitrary code or gaining unauthorized access to sensitive data.