GOOGLE-WORKSPACE-ADMINISTRATOR · Question #68
The CIO ofyour-company.comrecently implemented a new compliance policy that requires creating a daily backup of management data in Google Workspace. You found a good third-party solution that can do…
The correct answer is A. Review third-party app access to API scopes, whitelist trusted apps, and block specific API. A is correct because this limits the scope and allows you to use only the whitelisted apps. B is not correct because the content compliance rules do not support drive content. C is not correct because a Service Account with Domain-wide Delegation is an incomplete D is not…
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The CIO ofyour-company.comrecently implemented a new compliance policy that requires creating a daily backup of management data in Google Workspace. You found a good third-party solution that can do exactly that, but you need to make sure that it has access only to the management mail and drive data. What should you do?
Options
- AReview third-party app access to API scopes, whitelist trusted apps, and block specific API
- BCreate a content compliance and routing rule that forwards mail and Drive data to your backup
- CCreate a Service Account and enable G Suite Domain-wide Delegation to access management
- DCreate a whitelist of trusted apps and allow users to access Google Drive with the Drive SDK API.
How the community answered
(54 responses)- A83% (45)
- B2% (1)
- C9% (5)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
A is correct because this limits the scope and allows you to use only the whitelisted apps. B is not correct because the content compliance rules do not support drive content. C is not correct because a Service Account with Domain-wide Delegation is an incomplete D is not correct because you do not limit the scope of the application/API. https://support.google.com/a/answer/7281227
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