Cybersecurity and compliance
on Google Workspace.Security assessments, Zero Trust, email security and compliance from a Google Cloud Premier Partner.
Find out where your Google Workspace settings stand with a security assessment, tighten access with 2-Step Verification, device management and Context-Aware Access, protect your domain's email with SPF, DKIM and DMARC, and keep the records your auditor will ask for.
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Where should Google Workspace security start?
With an audit. A security assessment shows which settings are on in each organizational unit, who holds admin rights and which apps can reach your data; enforcement and compliance evidence build on what it finds.
The order matters because the controls depend on each other. Context-Aware Access can only check a device once Endpoint Verification or mobile management is in place, and Business editions don't include it. DMARC can't be enforced until every service that sends as your domain passes SPF or DKIM. And Vault keeps nothing until retention rules exist, so evidence you'll need later has to be set up now.
From audit to evidence
- AuditA security assessment shows where sign-in, sharing, apps and devices stand in each organizational unit, with findings ranked by risk.
- Fix the basicsEnforce 2-Step Verification, admins first. Set up SPF and DKIM and start DMARC at monitoring. Limit Drive sharing outside the organization.
- Enforce by contextBring devices under management, then add Context-Aware Access rules app by app, on editions that include it.
- Keep the evidenceVault retention rules, admin logs kept beyond six months where your audit needs them, the BAA if you hold patient data, and Google's own reports for your vendor review.
