Even if teachers or staff forget to classify content on their own, files can be automatically classified based on administrator-defined DLP rules. Drive labels integrate with Google Workspace’s data loss prevention (DLP) capabilities so admins can set rules at the appropriate sensitivity level.
#Google drive apps for education plus#
Drive trust rules are rolling out in beta for Education Standard and Education Plus customers in the coming months.Īdmins will soon have access to Drive labels, allowing them to classify files stored in Google Drive to make sure they’re handled correctly.
For example, an admin can allow a subset of faculty to share documents with anyone in their district, but only allow students to share files with people in their specific school. In the coming weeks, we’re adding enhanced protections to Drive that allow all Google Workspace for Education admins to turn on this kind of protection within their organizations' internal Drive to further defend against insider threats and accidental sharing of malware.Īdditionally, new Drive trust rules will give admins more advanced controls around how files can be shared within and outside of their organization. We’re strengthening the security of all Google Workspace for Education customers with Drive security improvements and additional advanced security for Education Plus and Education Standard customers.Įvery Google Workspace for Education customer already benefits from the built-in protections in Google Drive that help block phishing and malware content from external users and organizations. Providing your school community with a safe digital learning environment is a commitment and responsibility we take very seriously.
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