Introduction to Cloud Identity serves as the starting place for any new Cloud Identity, Identity/Access Management/Mobile Device Management admins as they begin their journey of managing and establishing security and access management best practices for their organization. This 15-30 hour accelerated, one-week course will leave you feeling confident to utilize the basic functions of the Admin Console to manage users, control access to services, configure common security settings, and much more. Through a series of introductory lessons, step-by-step hands-on exercises, Google knowledge resources, and knowledge checks, learners can expect to leave this training with all of the skills they need to get started as new Cloud Identity Administrators. Learning Objectives By the end of this course participants will be able to: • Establish a Cloud Identity domain for their organization or personal domain. • Add users in order to practice user lifecycle management. • Modify user permissions to gain an understanding of core Cloud Identity features. • Add mobile devices within the Google Mobile Management module. • Modify mobile management policy sets to gain familiarity with product options. • Navigate the Reports module, and practice running reports. • Explore and apply different security protocols to the domain. Prerequisites To get the most out of this training course, learners should be prepared to: • Sign up for a free 14 day trial of Cloud Identity. You will need to enter payment method information. We will show you step-by-step how to cancel your account if you wish to end your Cloud Identity instance at the end of training and avoid being charged. • Use an existing domain or purchase a new domain through (if you do not have an existing domain, we will walk you through purchasing a domain through Google).
Introduction to Google Mobile Management
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Introduction to Cloud Identity
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Mobile Management
In this module, you'll learn about Google mobile device management settings, understand how to enforce device policies over their mobile fleet using the Google Admin console, and learn how to prevent unauthorized access to an account from a lost mobile device.
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Welcome to module four.
Wow, you've just been introduced to some of
the most important Cloud Identity security features.
Now let's talk about creating a solid approach to Mobile Management.
Your organization's users may want to access
their corporate services like their business applications on their mobile devices.
This module will help you understand and practice using Cloud Identities
in mobile management tools to not only help your users access your services,
but also keep them secure.
We'll follow the same format as in the previous modules.
So you'll have a chance to establish
a Mobile Device Management approach in
your own Cloud Identity domain in the admin console.
By the end of this module,
you'll be able to navigate the Mobile Management module in the Cloud Identity console,
you'll be able to add a mobile device to your domain,
and you'll be able to set up policy for mobile management.
Before we get started, it's important to understand that many of the mobile management
features that we're going through in this course are
only available in the advanced mobile management feature set.
Your Cloud Identity free trial allows you to view and use these advanced features.
Basic mobile management features allow you to secure devices with a screen lock or
passcode and have the ability to remotely wipe corporate accounts from devices.
Advanced mobile management features give you
more control over device policies and passwords.
That give you the ability to manage apps on Android and Apple iOS devices.
And lastly, the ability to wipe all data from devices.
The features that we'll be going through below are
all available in the advanced management feature set.
Let's take a few minutes and focus on
the mobile management tool sets available to your organization.
As an administrator, you can manage,
secure, and monitor your users' mobile devices.
You can manage a range of Android and iOS devices.
You'll be able to enforce screen locks or passcodes to secure devices.
You can protect data on
managed mobile devices by making sure that users set a screen lock or
passcode thus ensuring that corporate data
will only synchronize when this requirement is met.
You'll be able to wipe corporate data on devices if
a device goes missing or an employee leaves your organization.
You'll be able to view and search for devices and
export device details without the need of an installed agent.
As mentioned, you'll be using advanced mobile management.
So we'll walk you through turning this on for your organization in
the admin console and assigning different settings to a group of devices.
You will do this in the following exercises,
and that will allow you to navigate and practice the features we'll be going through.
Since you have already set up some basic organizational units for your organization,
you can use these organizational units to apply
distinct mobile management policies to these different units.
You can control who can access corporate apps and data on
their mobile device by applying specific settings to devices in that organization.
You can view managed mobile devices in the admin console to
get more information about each device and user.
Here, you can view details such as device compliance to
determine whether a device adheres to your organization's policies.
You can view device management statuses to monitor whether the device is approved,
deleted, account wiping, or account wiped, and many more.
You're also able to wipe accounts and device data.
You'll see user details to view device details like usernames and email IDs.
You can review policy profiles to see details such as the last time the device synced,
password status and device privilege.
You'll see device properties to see key information like the device type and ID.
And finally, you can get aggregated reports to review trends or see an overview of
administrative information like the number of active managed devices and users.
As you work through the following exercises,
you'll help your organization establish some of the basic mobile device policies.
You'll also learn where to find many of
the features that we've just introduced. Good luck.
