Google Endpoint Verification 2.11.28

Google Endpoint Verification is a cloud-based security tool developed by Google Inc. It is designed to provide security to corporate devices and data by verifying device identity and health status. With Google Endpoint Verification, administrators can monitor and ensure that only authorized devices are accessing company resources and data.

Endpoint Verification allows organizations to implement clear security policies, including compliance standards, for endpoints such as desktops, laptops, and mobile devices. The tool continuously monitors device compliance, identifies potential security breaches, and provides real-time alerts in case of any security issues.

The verification process involves the installation of a lightweight application on the endpoint. This application sends device information to the cloud-based server for validation, which includes checking for updates, presence of anti-virus software, secured passwords, and other compliance measures set by the organization.

Endpoint Verification also offers a customizable device inventory report showing the administrator detailed hardware and software details of each authorized device. This report assists in easy tracking and updating of compliance rules as needed.

Organizations can use Endpoint Verification as part of their broader IT security strategy by managing their endpoint devices' access rights to corporate data and resources quickly and securely.