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Discover the robust security measures that make Google Workspace a trusted choice for businesses worldwide.

➤Enterprise-Grade Encryption:

Google Workspace uses TLS encryption for data in transit and AES-256 encryption for data at rest, ensuring your emails, files, and communications remain protected.

➤Two-Factor Authentication (2FA):

Admins can enforce 2FA for all users, adding an extra layer of security beyond passwords to prevent unauthorized access.

➤Advanced Phishing & Spam Protection:

Gmail in Google Workspace includes AI-powered spam filtering, malware detection, and phishing prevention to block malicious emails before they reach your inbox.

➤Secure Data Centers & Compliance:

Google’s global data centers comply with ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, and HIPAA, ensuring enterprise-grade security and regulatory adherence.

➤Admin Controls & Access Management:

Admins can set granular permissions, restrict third-party app access, and enforce single sign-on (SSO) for centralized security management.

➤Data Loss Prevention (DLP):

Google Workspace’s DLP tools scan emails and Drive files to prevent sensitive data leaks, such as credit card numbers or confidential documents.

➤Google Vault for eDiscovery & Retention:

Google Vault allows businesses to retain, archive, and search emails, chats, and files for compliance and legal purposes.

➤Endpoint Management & Mobile Security:

With Endpoint Management, admins can secure company data on employees’ devices, enforce screen locks, and remotely wipe lost or stolen devices.

➤Suspicious Login Alerts & Activity Monitoring:

Google Workspace detects and alerts users about unusual login attempts, while admins can review audit logs for suspicious activity.

➤Regular Security Updates & Zero Trust Model:

Google follows a zero-trust security framework, continuously updating its infrastructure to guard against emerging cyber threats.