implementing-google-workspace-admin-security
Implementing Google Workspace Admin Security
When to Use
- Deploying or hardening a Google Workspace environment for enterprise use
- CIS benchmark compliance assessment for Google Workspace configuration
- Protecting against business email compromise (BEC) and phishing attacks targeting Google accounts
- Implementing Data Loss Prevention controls for Gmail and Google Drive
- Restricting OAuth application access and third-party integrations
- Configuring admin account security with Advanced Protection Program enrollment
Do not use for Microsoft 365 environments; Google Workspace has distinct admin console settings and API configurations that differ from Azure AD/Entra ID controls.
Prerequisites
- Google Workspace Business Plus, Enterprise Standard, or Enterprise Plus license
- Super Admin access to the Google Admin Console (admin.google.com)
- DNS management access for SPF, DKIM, and DMARC record configuration
- Google Cloud Identity or Cloud Identity Premium for advanced security features
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