Locking Down G Suite
Google updated G Suite Tuesday with tools, integration and capabilities intended to give users of the popular cloud-based office productivity suite more secure options for protecting their enterprise data.
G Suite, formerly known as Google Apps, was the pioneering product in its category, offering Docs, Sheets, Gmail, Drive and more for businesses. Over the years, the Mountain View, Calif.-based company has built into the platform a number of security features for safeguarding data and managing who accesses devices and systems.
