Security
Google has designed the Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) products and services with security in mind and your organisation can benefit from these secure products by adopting good and best practices and methods to ensure your people and processes are working securely and safely. Our experienced and expert consultants help you adopt strong and secure processes and methods for both IT Admin and business IT. Areas you should actively consider include: User Account Protection, Email Authentication, Data Loss Prevention, Business Continuity.
Google has spent years developing one of the world’s most advanced and secure infrastructures, including dozens of features to keep your data secure and safe. These features include automatic backup, data encryption and two-step authentication. With Google your data belongs to you. You control it and you decide who, when and how you share it. Read more. Does Google Encrypt my Data? Yes. Data is encrypted at several levels. Google forces HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) for all transmissions between users and Google Workspace services and uses Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) for all its services. Google also encrypts message transmissions with other mail servers using 256-bit Transport Layer Security (TLS) and utilises 2048 RSA encryption keys for the validation and key exchange phases. This protects message communications when client users send and receive emails with external parties also using TLS. How does Google prevent against hackers and other intruders? The technology, scale and agility of our infrastructure bring you unique security benefits. Our data centers are built with custom-designed servers, running our own operating system for security and performance. Google’s 450 security engineers, including some of the world’s foremost experts, work around the clock to spot threats early and respond quickly. We get better as we learn from each incident, and even incentivise the security research community, with which we actively engage, to expose our systems’ vulnerabilities.Google Workspace Security & Privacy