It seems like the Google PR team didn't do a great job of explaining what was meant by that above statement. Google is telling you that, no, GMail is not private. Google has told the world outright that ‘a person has no legitimate expectation of privacy he voluntarily turns over to third parties.' This statement caused quite a stir (and for good reason). GMail isn't as secure as you may think that it is. There's a certain threat lurking behind this cloud company, though. GMail is the place that connects you to loved ones through words, and it's also the place (for some) that connects you to work. It's also where you send those letters that you really mean. Just how secure is GMail, though? GMail Secure: A False Sense of Cloud SecurityĮmail is so intimate and personal, isn't it? It's where you write those mean letters that you never send. Way back when, you had to obtain an invite to use GMail, but now that the service is available to everyone, it's become the ultimate way to do email. You can monitor changes in the Admin console audit log.GMail is, by far, the most popular email service on the planet. It can take up to 24 hours for your changes to take effect.
We recommend you turn on these options for the options you selected in Steps 6 and 7:.Authentication requirements are checked for outgoing messages. For inbound messages, the From: sender must exactly match an address or domain in the setting.
Note: For address list matching, Gmail uses the From: sender for inbound messages and the recipients for outbound messages. Separate multiple entries with a space or comma. Enter email addresses or domain names.Move your pointer over the list name, and click Edit.To use an existing list as your approved sender list, click the list name Enter a new list name, and click Create.Click Use existing or create a new one.Create an address list of the domains or email addresses that require TLS. Learn more about creating and using address lists in Apply Gmail settings to specific senders or domains:.For example, you can set email routing to send outbound messages through a secure connection, or you can set an alternate secure route for outbound messages. Choose inbound or outbound messages. You must use an address list to enforce TLS for inbound and outbound messages.Ĭhoose Outbound - messages requiring Secure Transport via another setting for outbound messages that have other secure connection settings.To add more TLS settings, click Add Another. Point to Secure transport (TLS) compliance and click Configure.
On the left, select an organizational unit.From the Admin console Home page, go to Apps Google Workspace Gmail Compliance.