Google Cloud Adds New Security Management Tools to G Suite

Desktop devices that log into G Suite will have device management enabled by default, streamlining processes for IT admins.

Google Cloud today debuted a new release of security and identity management tools for G Suite in an effort to give enterprise IT administrators more streamlined control over devices.
Desktop devices that log into G Suite will have fundamental device management enabled by default. When a user logs in to G Suite through any browser on a Windows, Mac, Chrome, or Linux machine, it will automatically be registered with endpoint management. Users dont have to install agents or profiles on the device. Admins can view device type, operating system, first sync time, and last sync time via the admin console. They can also sign users out from a device.
The idea behind fundamental device management is to give admins a clearer picture of all machines accessing corporate data and help them make security and policy decisions about how to manage enterprise devices. Through the console, admins can identify which devices need operating system updates or remotely log someone out if a computer is lost or stolen.
Todays update also gives admins the ability to filter for devices that dont have endpoint verification, which can help them identify which are accessing corporate data without it. Google Cloud points out this can aid in the deployment of context-aware
access control
, which relies on endpoint verification and lets admins create granular control policies for apps based on factors like user identity, location, device security status, and IP address. Context-aware access for G Suite is now
generally available
for G Suite Enterprise and G Suite Enterprise for Education.
Fundamental device management begins rolling out today. An extended rollout could take longer than 15 days for feature visibility; Google says it could take up to six months to reach all domains.
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