Google Workspace is not just a rebranded version of GSuite, Google has combined multiple apps into a more seamless user interface (UI). Instead of clearly-defined Gmail, Google Sheets, Calendar, and Drive, users now see a unified interface; this has blurred the lines between Google’s individual applications. With this Google Workspace provides a more seamless user experience (UX) which boosts productivity, as less time is lost by employees switching between apps.

In addition to all the features available in Business editions, Enterprise editions support unlimited users and include advanced features, such as:

• Enterprise Security :- Data loss Prevention (DLP) for Google Drive and Gmail; Advanced security information and analytics; Security Sandbox to to detect harmful attachments; Secure LDAP to connect your LDAP-based applications and services and more
• Premium administrative controls :- Scan images for text, Third-party archiving product integration, Automated mobile management tasks and more
• Enterprise-wide collaboration :- Set up enterprise-grade meetings with up to 250 participants and live streaming, Record and share Google Meet sessions in Drive and more

Yes, we as a Google Workspace partner very well help you with that. As an experienced Google Workspace Partner we can help you evaluate, customize, deploy, and transition to Google Workspace. We can also provide training, data management, and ongoing support. If you have questions about setting up Google Workspace, you can also contact us directly by filling up a short form here. Our support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Google Workspace has been built from the ground up to mitigate the unique threats for cloud systems. Google’s standards for performance and reliability apply to businesses, schools and government institutions around the world. The technology, scale, and agility of Google’s infrastructure bring unique security benefits to all its customers. Google’s vast network of data centers are built with custom-designed servers, that run Google’s own operating system for security and performance. Because Google controls its entire hardware stack, they are able to quickly respond to threats that may emerge. Google employs dedicated security professionals to work on protecting your data, including some of the world’s foremost experts in computer security. Just like all teams at Google, this team is constantly innovating and making the future more secure, not just for Google’s billion users, but for business organizations as well. Google has an outstanding track record of protecting user data. Google protects this data from outside intrusions as well as insider threats. In addition, we tightly restrict and monitor any internal access to user data. The small set of employees with access is subject to rigorous authentication measures, detailed logging, and activity scanning to detect inappropriate access via log analysis. It is this unique combination of people, technology and agility that ensure your data is secure at Google. For more information, check out the Google Workspace Security Whitepaper.

Core customer data that is uploaded or created in Google Workspace services is encrypted at rest, as described in this help center article. This encryption happens as it is written to disk, without the customer having to take any action. Google encrypts data with distinct encryption keys, even if they belong to the same customer. Data is encrypted using 128-bit or stronger Advanced Encryption Standard (AES). Google encrypts core Google Workspace data while it is “in transit” as well, whether it is traveling over the Internet between the customer and Google, or moving within Google as it shifts from one data center to another. We encrypt this data between Google and our customers using HTTPS with forward secrecy .