All news with #gemini for workspace tag

🔒 Security teams at fast-growing companies must secure collaboration platforms without slowing the business. This piece highlights common native gaps in Google Workspace—from BEC and targeted phishing to legacy protocol exposure and weak OAuth controls—and lists immediate hardening steps for Gmail, access, and data protection. It also outlines how Material augments Workspace with advanced email defense, context-aware account monitoring, and automated data protection.

🔍 Google Public Sector commissioned a Government Executive survey of 250 federal IT leaders, finding nearly 90% of agencies are planning to or already using AI. Respondents cited common use cases such as document and data processing, workflow and process automation, and decision support systems. Security and adversarial risk were identified as the top adoption barrier, with reliability and workforce disruption also noted. Google highlights Gemini for Government, GSA OneGov pricing, and expanded training programs as measures to address cost, legacy, and skills constraints.

🤖 Google Public Sector summarizes a year of AI, cloud, and security milestones, spotlighting Gemini for Government, Vertex AI, and FedRAMP High authorizations for productivity and analytics offerings. The post highlights DoD IL6 and CMMC Level 2 certifications, partnerships with DLA and GDIT, and large-scale deployments such as GenAI.mil. It emphasizes secure, agentic workflows, edge-capable deployments, and a focus on delivering accredited commercial cloud services to accelerate mission impact.

🔒 Google is offering public sector teams a no-cost 30-day test drive of Google Workspace, providing full access to its cloud-native productivity suite with embedded Gemini AI. The pilot includes guided setup, user onboarding, workflow testing, and an impact assessment report to quantify productivity and security benefits. Workspace with Gemini has FedRAMP High authorization and Google Public Sector cites CMMC Level 2 validation for internal systems handling CUI. Agencies can evaluate real workflows commitment-free and gather data to inform adoption decisions.

🔒 The U.S. Department of Transportation has moved its workforce to Google Workspace with Gemini, becoming the first cabinet-level agency to transition away from legacy providers under the GSA OneGov Strategy. More than 12,000 users are already on Workspace, with roughly 40,000 additional employees slated to migrate in 2026. The deployment integrated NotebookLM, Chrome Enterprise Premium, and Workspace Enterprise Plus with Assured Controls Plus, and the foundational system was delivered in just 22 days. DOT emphasizes FedRAMP High authorization, 100% U.S.-based support, and AI-enabled workflows to strengthen security, collaboration, and operational efficiency.