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Professional Google Workspace Administrator Questions 76–80 (page: 17)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

The organization has conducted and completed Security Awareness Training (SAT) for all employees. As part of a new security policy, employees who did not complete the SAT have had their accounts suspended. The CTO has requested to be informed of any accounts that have been re-enabled to ensure no one is in violation of the new security policy.

What should you do?

  1. Enable "Suspicious login" rule - Other Recipients: CTO
  2. Enable "Suspended user made active" rule - Other Recipients: CTO
  3. Enable "Email settings changed" rule - -Other Recipients: CTO
  4. Enable "Suspended user made active" rule and select "Deliver to" Super Administrator(s)

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Access Admin Console: Log into your Google Workspace Admin Console.

Navigate to Alert Center: Go to Security > Alert Center. Enable Alert Rule: Find and enable the "Suspended user made active" rule. Configure Recipients: In the alert rule settings, add the CTO as an additional recipient under the "Other Recipients" section.
Save Settings: Save the configuration. The CTO will now receive notifications whenever a suspended user's account is re-enabled, ensuring compliance with the new security policy.
Reference
Google Support: Alert Center



As the Workspace Administrator, you have been asked to configure Google Cloud Directory Sync (GCDS) in order to manage Google Group memberships from an internal LDAP server. However, multiple Google Groups must have their memberships managed manually.
When you run the GCDS sync, you notice that these manually managed groups are being deleted.
What should you do to prevent these groups from being deleted?

  1. In the GCDS configuration manager, update the group deletion policy setting to "don't delete Google groups not found in LDAP."
  2. Use the Directory API to check and update the group's membership after the GCDS sync is completed.
  3. Confirm that the base DN for the group email address attribute matches the base DN for the user email address attribute.
  4. In the user attribute settings of the GCDS configuration manager options, set the Google domain users deletion/suspension policy to "delete only active Google domain users not found in LDAP."

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

When configuring Google Cloud Directory Sync (GCDS) to manage Google Group memberships from an internal LDAP server, it's crucial to ensure that manually managed groups are not inadvertently deleted during the sync process. The correct setting to prevent this is found within the GCDS configuration manager.
Access GCDS Configuration Manager:

Open the GCDS configuration manager on your server.
Navigate to Group Settings:
Go to the section where group settings are configured.
Update Group Deletion Policy:
Find the group deletion policy setting.
Change the policy to "don't delete Google groups not found in LDAP." Save Configuration:
Save the updated configuration to ensure that the settings are applied during the next synchronization.
By updating this setting, GCDS will no longer delete Google Groups that are not found in LDAP, thereby preserving manually managed groups.


Reference:

Google Cloud Directory Sync Admin Help
GCDS Configuration Guide



Your marketing department needs an easy way for users to share items more appropriately. They want to easily link-share Drive files within the marketing department, without sharing them with your entire company.
What should you do to fulfil this request? (Choose two.)

  1. Create a shared drive that's shared internally organization-wide.
  2. Update Drive sharing for the marketing department to restrict to internal.
  3. Create a shared drive for internal marketing use.
  4. Update the link sharing default to the marketing team when creating a document.
  5. In the admin panel Drive settings, create a target audience that has all of marketing as members.

Answer(s): C,E

Explanation:

To enable the marketing department to easily share items within their team without exposing them to the entire company, the following steps should be taken:
Create a Shared Drive for Marketing:
In the Google Admin console, navigate to Apps > Google Workspace > Drive and Docs. Create a new shared drive specifically for the marketing department. Add all relevant marketing team members to this shared drive, ensuring that it is used for internal purposes only.
Set Up a Target Audience:
In the Admin console, go to Apps > Google Workspace > Drive and Docs > Sharing settings. Create a target audience that includes all members of the marketing department. This allows for easier link sharing within the department by setting the target audience as the default sharing option.
Steps to Configure:
Shared Drive: Ensure that the shared drive permissions are set to limit access to the marketing team. Target Audience: Configure the target audience so that marketing team members can easily share files internally without defaulting to company-wide sharing.

By setting up a dedicated shared drive and configuring a target audience, you ensure that file sharing is streamlined and restricted to the appropriate team members.


Reference:

Set up target audiences
Create and manage shared drives



Your company has a broad, granular IT administration team, and you are in charge of ensuring proper administrative control. One of those teams, the security team, requires access to the Security Investigation Tool.
What should you do?

  1. Assign the pre-built security admin role to the security team members.
  2. Create a Custom Admin Role with the Security Center privileges, and then assign the role to each of the security team members.
  3. Assign the Super Admin Role to the security team members.
  4. Create a Custom Admin Role with the security settings privilege, and then assign the role to each of the security team members.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

To provide the security team with access to the Security Investigation Tool, the appropriate privileges must be granted through a custom admin role.
Create Custom Admin Role:
In the Google Admin console, navigate to Admin roles.
Click on Create new role.
Assign Security Center Privileges:
Name the role appropriately, such as "Security Investigator". Under Privileges, expand the Security Center section. Select the necessary privileges, including access to the Security Investigation Tool.
Assign Role to Users:
After creating the role, go to the Admin roles section. Click on Assign users and add the relevant security team members to this custom role.
Save and Verify:
Save the role and verify that the assigned users have the correct access. Creating a custom admin role with specific security privileges ensures that the security team has the necessary tools to perform their duties without granting excessive permissions.


Reference:

Manage admin roles
Security Center overview



Your organization has a new security requirement around data exfiltration on iOS devices. You have a requirement to prevent users from copying content from a Google app (Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides) in their work account to a Google app in their personal account or a third-party app.
What steps should you take from the admin panel to prevent users from copying data from work to non- work apps on iOS devices?

  1. Navigate to "Data Protection" setting in Google Admin Console's Device management section and disable the "Allow users to copy data to personal apps" checkbox.
  2. Disable "Open Docs in Unmanaged Apps" setting in Google Admin Console's Device management section.
  3. Navigate to Devices > Mobile and endpoints > Universal Settings > General and turn on Basic Mobile Management.
  4. Clear the "Allow items created with managed apps to open in unmanaged apps" checkbox.

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

To prevent data exfiltration from Google apps on iOS devices, you need to configure the appropriate settings in the Google Admin console.
Navigate to Device Management:
In the Google Admin console, go to Devices > Mobile and endpoints > Universal Settings > iOS settings.
Configure Data Protection Settings:
Find the setting for "Allow items created with managed apps to open in unmanaged apps". Clear this checkbox to prevent users from copying data from managed (work) apps to unmanaged (personal) apps.
Save Changes:
Save the changes to ensure that the policy is enforced.
Verification:
Verify that the policy is applied by checking the behavior on an iOS device to ensure that data cannot be copied from managed apps to unmanaged apps or third-party applications. By clearing this checkbox, you enforce a policy that restricts the movement of data from managed apps to unmanaged environments, thereby preventing data exfiltration.


Reference:

Manage iOS settings
Endpoint management settings



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