In a strategic partnership with Google, we offer client-side encryption for your data in Google Workspace apps such as Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Calendar, and Meet.
Client-side encryption means that files and data are encrypted on the user’s machine with encryption keys before uploading them to the Google Workspace servers. Therefore, even Google can’t decipher the content of the data that you store in Google Workspace. Users may interact with sensitive data (even for highly sensitive data) as usual when using Google Workspace. Encryption and key management happen transparently to the user, allowing you to protect your data without burdening your staff.
With our Workspace Key Manager, your company has direct and full control over encryption keys used to encrypt your data, even when it’s hosted on Google Workspace. You’re free to choose where encryption keys are stored. We can run the app for you as a cloud SAAS or you can run it on-prem in a public cloud VPS.
If you have any questions about this product, such as how the billing works, or would just like to reach out, feel free to drop us a message at human@flowcrypt.com.
Which Workspace editions include client-side encryption
Google Workspace client-side encryption is available in these editions:
- Education Standard
- Education Plus
- Enterprise Plus
- Enterprise Essentials Plus (only Drive and Meet)
More information about the different Google Workspace editions is available in the Google Workspace Admin Help.
Configuration
Please refer to the product technical overview for technical configuration details.
How to enable Google Workspace encryption
To get the paid version, please contact us through the FlowCrypt Enterprise Request Form.
If you want to learn how to enable client-side encryption from the Google Workspace Admin Panel and start using encryption, please refer to our Getting Started guide.
Terms and Pricing
Please refer to the Terms and Pricing page.