Google Security Assessment for DocHub
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What is Google Security Assessment?
Google Security Assessment is an evaluation of the technology and processes of third-party applications that use Google APIs to build features for Google users. The assessment was introduced in 2019 alongside Gmail API policies with an aim to protect Google user data from breaches. Since then, all applications that access specific Gmail APIs are required to pass security assessments on an annual basis.
Process overview
Google's security review consists of a number of steps that differ depending on the type of application and the work it performs. Typically, these steps include:
- Cloud security review
- Penetration testing
- Design review
- Questionnaires
- Contractual protections
After each step is completed, an organization receives recommendations or requirements to remediate gaps in its security structure.
DocHub compliance
Since DocHub uses Google API Services to sign in with Google and access a user's Google Drive and Gmail via their restricted scopes, our application is required to regularly undergo a security assessment. For this purpose, we employ Bishop Fox, an authorized Google-empaneled third-party assessor and a leader in offensive security.
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