20+ practice questions focused on Security Policies And Access Controls — one of the most tested topics on the Google Cloud Associate Google Workspace Administrator (GWS-ADMIN) exam. Each question includes a detailed explanation so you learn why the right answer is correct.
Start Security Policies And Access Controls PracticeAn administrator needs to configure password requirements, such as minimum length and expiration policies, for all users in the domain. Where is this configured in the Google Admin console?
Explanation: Password requirements such as minimum length, expiration, and strength are configured in the Google Admin console under Security > Password management. This centralized location applies policies across the entire domain for all users. It is the correct path for enforcing domain-wide password rules.
Your organization has configured third-party SAML SSO. However, you need to ensure that Super Administrators can always bypass SSO and sign in using their Google credentials in case the third-party IdP goes down. What configuration setting should you enable?
Explanation: Google Workspace allows you to configure a secondary SSO profile or enable network/admin bypass settings to allow admin sign-in via Google credentials.
An administrator needs to grant a helpdesk employee the ability to reset user passwords and view user information without granting them full super administrator privileges. Which built-in admin role should be assigned?
Explanation: The User Management Admin role grants permissions to reset passwords, manage user profiles, and view organizational units.
Your company uses a third-party Identity Provider (IdP) for Single Sign-On (SSO) via SAML. A newly hired employee is unable to sign in, and you suspect their account is not properly mapped or provisioned. Where can you check SAML sign-in activity and error logs in the Google Admin console?
Explanation: Log events related to SAML and SSO authentication failures are recorded in the SAML log events section of the Google Admin console.
Your organization wants to prevent users from sharing Google Drive files externally, but you need to make an exception for a specific partner domain. Where should you configure this allowed domain list?
Explanation: The correct location to configure an allowed domain list for external sharing in Google Drive is under Apps > Google Workspace > Drive and Docs > Sharing settings > Whitelisted domains. This setting specifically controls which external domains are permitted for sharing, overriding the default restriction. It is the only place where you can define a whitelist of domains that are exempt from the external sharing block.
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