Google is rolling out a new Workspace feature that requires multiple admins to approve high-risk setting changes to prevent unauthorized or accidental modifications that could reduce security.

Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) has been updated to notify admins of highly sensitive changes to configurations, including those made to single sign-on (SSO) profiles and admin accounts.

Google Workspace now offers multi-party approval for sensitive actions, enhancing security for admins. The new feature requires approval from a designated super admin for changes like two-step ...

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A Google Workspace administrator will need to generate a key within the Admin Console (left) and configure SPF (top right), DMARC (middle right) and DKIM (bottom right) text records in DNS.

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