Find out how Google protects and secures your company's critical business information.

Earning your trust is important to Google. This white paper discusses Google's security strategy, focusing on the following key aspects for businesses:

• Organizational and Operational Security – Policies and procedures to ensure security at every phase of design, deployment and ongoing operations.
• Data Security – Ensuring customer data is stored in secure facilities, on secure servers, and within secure applications.
• Threat Evasion – Protecting users and their information from malicious attacks and would-be hackers.
• Safe Access – Ensuring that only authorized users can access data, and the access channel is secure.
• Data Privacy – Ensuring that confidential information is kept private and confidential

This paper looks at Google’s security strategy, which utilizes numerous physical, logical, and operational security measures to ensure the utmost in data security and privacy.

Securing network-based applications against would-be hackers is key to ensuring the success of any system. When it comes to email and collaboration, the importance is paramount. Google invests billions of dollars in technology, people, and process to ensure data in Google Apps is safe, secure, and private.

Google’s dedicated team of security professionals is responsible for designing in security from the onset, reviewing all design, code, and finished product to ensure it meets strict Google security and data privacy standards. The same infrastructure used to host Google Apps and secure hundreds of thousands of user’s data is also used to manage millions of consumers’ data and billions of dollars in advertising transactions.

With Google Apps, information is safe and secure

Request Your Free White Paper: "Comprehensive Review of Security and Vulnerability Protections for Google Apps"

Geographic Eligibility: USA, Canada

Publisher: Google

INTRODUCTION 3
ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL SECURITY 3
Development Methodology 4
Operational Security 4
Security Community & Advisories 4
DATA SECURITY 4
Physical Security 4
Logical Security 5
Information Accessibility 5
Redundancy 6
THREAT EVASION 6
Spam and Virus Protection 6
Application & Network Attacks 6
SAFE ACCESS 7
End user protections 7
Giving You Control 7
DATA PRIVACY 8
CONCLUSION 8

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