Google Workspace Device Management.
With Google Workspace (G Suite) endpoint management, your users can use their personal or company-owned devices for work while keeping data secure.
You can manage laptops, desktops, and other endpoints that access your organization’s G Suite/Google Workspace environment, and apply security settings to ensure the safety of your organization’s data.
Device management is possible in Google Workspace for any of the following operating systems:
- Apple Mac OS X El Capitan (10.11) and later
- Devices running Chrome OS
- Linux Debian and Ubuntu
- Microsoft Windows 7 and 10
Getting Started.
- The ability to sign out users remotely
- Network management
- The ability to block devices
- App management (Android only)
- Device inventory
- Basic device reports
Eligible operating systems: ChromeOS, Apple, and Windows
Eligible product editions: Google Workspace Business Starter, Standard, and Plus; Enterprise; Education Fundamentals and Plus; G Suite Basic and Business; Essentials
- Device blocking
- Requiring device encryption
- Strong password enforcement
- Enabling Android work profiles
Eligibility: To use Advanced endpoint management, users must use Chrome Browser and/or ChromeOS. Additionally, the end user must install Google Credential Provider for Windows, or an Admin can remotely install it onto their device within the Admin console.
Eligible product editions: Business Starter, Standard and Plus; Enterprise; Education Fundamentals and Plus; G Suite Basic and Business; Essentials
- iOS data protection
- Context-Aware access
- Zero-touch Android enrollment
- Reporting of inactive company-owned devices
Eligibility: The eligibility requirements for Enterprise endpoint management are identical to Advanced endpoint management.
Eligible product editions: Business Plus; Enterprise; Education Standard and Plus; G Suite Business.