Google Workspace Security Auditing

A Google Workspace security audit provides a structured, in‑depth review of how an organization’s environment is configured, governed, and monitored. The process evaluates administrative settings, identity and access controls, data‑handling policies, and collaboration configurations to identify gaps that could expose sensitive information or weaken organizational resilience. The assessment is anchored in the CIS Benchmarks for Google Workspace, ensuring every recommendation aligns with widely recognized security best practices. Each control is reviewed for proper implementation, misconfigurations, and opportunities to strengthen posture. Findings and implemented controls can also be mapped directly into the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, giving organizations a clear view of how their Workspace configuration supports broader security maturity goals.

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