Posted by Amit Singh, President of Google Enterprise Millions of businesses trust Google to keep their data safe—a responsibility we take very seriously. We focus on protecting our customers’ data from all unauthorized access, whether from common phishing, sophisticated hacking, or state-sponsored intrusions. That’s why this spring we implemented new,
mandatory HTTPS connections to secure user access to Gmail and protect email messages as they move to Gmail servers.
Our commitment to your security doesn’t stop there, which is why we’ve recently added even more business-friendly features for our Google Apps Business, Government and Education customers:
- Mail routing, delivery controls and SMTP relay service—Control the flow of information to and from your company with policy-based routing to ensure that company messages are filtered, even if they are sent from third-party or other non-Gmail sources.
- Attachment compliance—Protect your business by blocking or rerouting messages based on what is attached to emails, providing controls over what content is sent and received.
- TLS Encryption of message content—Prevent eavesdropping and message spoofing through secure encryption and delivery.
In addition to these increased security measures, as we
recently announced, we’ve now turned off ads in Google Apps
services. This means administrators no longer have the option or ability to turn on ads in these services. We’ve also permanently removed all ads scanning in Gmail for Google Apps, which means Google does not collect or use data in Google Apps services for advertising purposes.
Customers who have chosen to show AdSense ads on their Google Sites will still be able to display those existing ads on their websites. However, it will
no longer be possible to edit or add new AdSense ads to new or existing sites.
All this is part of our commitment to providing the best security to ensure your data is protected, while strengthening the features our Google Apps customers care about the most.
