Update and support center for administrator and user
Includes Data security, Apps security and Device security
• Data security: Separate apps for work and personal apps helps to reduce probability that data is hacked.
• Apps security: Apps for work is deployed via Google Play for Work, it helps to block applications from unidentified sources.
• Device security: Devices is secured with disk code, locked screen, remoted verified services and hardware keystore.
Update and support center for administrator and user
Kubernetes reached an important milestone recently: the publication of its first-ever security audit! Sponsored by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), this security audit reinforces what has been apparent to us for some time now: Kubernetes is a mature open-source project for organizations to use as their infrastructure foundation. While every audit will uncover […]
Whether you’re part of a multi-billion dollar conglomerate trying to review sales from H1, or you’re just trying to upload a video of your cat playing the piano, you need somewhere for that data to reside. We often hear from our customers that they’re using Cloud Storage, the unified object store from Google Cloud […]
In April at Google Cloud Next ’19, we announced Managed Service for Microsoft Active Directory (AD) to help you manage AD-dependent workloads that run in the cloud, automate AD server maintenance and security configuration, and connect your on-premises AD domain to the cloud. Managed Service for Microsoft AD is now available in public beta. […]
What’s changing We’re making some updates to the alert center for G Suite. The new features will make it easier to find, collaborate, and take action on potential issues within your domain. Specifically you can now: Assign alerts to other team members or yourself Manage and track alert workflow status Prioritize alert triage and […]
What’s changing We’re making it easier to assess and manage threats and improve your organization’s security posture using the G Suite security center. With these changes, superadmins or delegated admins with appropriate permissions can: View Gmail content directly in the investigation tool when email content is needed to understand the potential security risk to […]
What’s changing We’re adding three new tools to help you generate more compelling reports and better display data in Google Sheets: Slicers Scorecard Charts Themes Earlier this year we announced several new features for objects in Sheets. Together, these new features make for a more impactful reporting experience in Sheets. Using Slicers, […]
What’s changing We’re launching a new beta that allows you to create shortcuts in Drive, making it easy to reference and organize files and folders outside of a given shared drive. To learn more and express an interest in this beta, see here. We’ll begin accepting domains into this program in the coming weeks. […]
What’s changing Now, when you have an Out of office (OOO) entry on your calendar, a notice of that OOO status will appear in Gmail and Hangouts Chat when people try to contact you. In Gmail, we’ll show a banner about the recipient being out of office and when they’ll be back in the […]
What’s changing G Suite admins can now view and edit their users’ recovery information, such as backup email addresses and linked phone numbers. We also use this information to verify login requests and increase account security. By making sure your users have accurate and up-to-date information you can help make their accounts more secure. […]
Today, we’re excited to announce the general availability of Cloud Security Scanner for Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) and Compute Engine, joining Cloud Security Scanner for App Engine. Now, no matter where you run your applications on Google Cloud, you can quickly gain insights into your web app’s vulnerabilities and take action before a bad actor […]
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