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It’s primarily for industries with strict regulatory/compliance requirements on managing sensitive data. The more detailed description is at [1]. Keys are store
by _23sd 4y ago
It’s primarily for industries with strict regulatory/compliance requirements on managing sensitive data. The more detailed description is at [1]. Keys are stored in a cloud service, admins and end users use SSO to retrieve a key whenever they need to access an encrypted document. This is supposed to let companies do things like enforce rules on forwarding or printing sensitive emails, revoke access to particular documents if needed, and reduce the scale and risk of leaks if Google or an individual user account was breached. Of course, it’s not perfect in practice.
[1] https://support.google.com/a/answer/10741897 https://support.google.com/a/answer/10741897
- a-dub 4y agook so it's basically like 0bin for google apps storage. that's a step in the right direction... it's confusing because they present it in the context of email. although i suppose that's probably what customers are most worried about. corporate scandals tend to frequently be rooted in leaked internal communications.