A hands-on security assessment of your Google Workspace environment — admin console, Gmail, Drive, OAuth, and identity controls. We find what attackers look for first.
Full review of your Workspace admin configuration, user access controls, OAuth app exposure, Gmail routing, Drive sharing policies, and 2-Step Verification enforcement. We deliver findings your IT team can act on — not a compliance checkbox.
Super admin account review, admin role assignments, organizational unit structure, and security policy enforcement across your tenant.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC validation, mail routing rules, external forwarding exposure, phishing/spam filter configuration, and suspicious routing rules.
External sharing settings, Drive DLP policy review, "anyone with link" exposure audit, and Shared Drive permissions across your organization.
Third-party app access audit, OAuth token exposure, connected apps with broad permission scopes, and marketplace app risk assessment.
2-SV enrollment gaps, phishing-resistant MFA coverage, compromised account signals, session length policies, and password policy enforcement.
Alert Center configuration review, audit log retention settings, admin activity logging gaps, and detection coverage across your Workspace environment.
Every finding is rated by severity, tied to a specific misconfiguration, and paired with a remediation step your team can execute. No fluff. No generic best-practices list.
30-minute call to confirm tenant access requirements, user count, and any known concerns. No NDA required to start.
You grant read-only admin or auditor access. We don't need write access — ever.
Our team works across all six domains in your GWS environment. Typically completed within 1–2 business days.
Full report delivered with a live walkthrough call. Your team leaves knowing exactly what to fix and in what order.
Client data, privileged communications, and wire instructions in Gmail. GWS misconfigurations are a direct path to BEC and data theft.
Tax documents and financial data in Drive. OAuth apps and forwarding rules are the most common attack vectors we find in accounting environments.
Policy data, claims, and PII across shared drives. Overly permissive sharing settings and weak 2-SV enforcement are high-risk exposures.
Wire fraud risk is extreme. Gmail routing and OAuth app access are the two most common compromise vectors in real estate BEC cases.
Book a free 30-minute consultation. We'll scope your assessment and tell you what to expect — no obligation. Direct line to a security engineer. No ticket queue.