Cloud Security Best Practices for Business Leaders
There are several facets of Zero Trust data protection that IT and security leaders need to consider in order to protect the data they store and share across the Google ecosystem. To make this level of security a reality, organizations need to select an encryption partner.
Because the Google ecosystem is expansive, organizations need to consider a partner whose capabilities span across Google Workspace and the Google Cloud Platform — giving them a single, holistic framework for protecting their data according to Zero Trust standards. Having a unified data protection framework for Google Cloud helps organizations save money, reduce complexity, and gain speed.
It's become increasingly safe to move sensitive data to Google Cloud. Google recently announced its rollout of Google Workspace Client-side encryption. This enables enterprises to completely shield their data, so that not even Google can access it. But there are still several facets of data protection that IT and security leaders need to consider in order to effectively protect the data they store and share across the Google ecosystem. This guide aims to provide context on the layers of Zero Trust data protection that make up a secure cloud strategy across Google Workspace, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and beyond.
