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As an Administrator, you can integrate supported third-party partners that are part of the BeyondCorp Alliance with Google endpoint management. These integrations allow you to use unified endpoint management (UEM) providers and mobile threat defense services in conjunction with your Google Workspace, Cloud Identity, and Identity-Aware Proxy-protected Google Cloud services.
After you create a connection and enable the service for an organizational unit (OU), the third-party service can send details about included devices that you can review in the device inventory and use in Context-Aware Access rules.
BeyondCorp Alliance Partners that support Google endpoint management:
Check Point
CrowdStrike
Jamf
Lookout
Microsoft Intune (desktop devices only)
Omnissa
Let's see the scene
Let's see the scene
In this exercise, you’ll practice configuring a third-party partner integration.
Lars has sent another email. This one is asking about a third-party integration.
Exercise directions
Exercise directions
Step 1
If you’re not already signed in, sign in to your domain as the Administrator at admin.google.com.
Step 2
From the main menu, navigate to Devices, select Mobile and endpoints, select Settings, select Universal Settings, and then click Third-party integrations.
Step 3
Select Security and MDM partners, and then click Manage.
Step 4
In the row for CrowdStrike, click Open connection.
Step 5
Close the Manage partner connections window.
Step 6
On the Third-party integrations page, select the desired Organizational Unit on the left.
Step 7
Click Security and MDM partners, and check the box next to CrowdStrike.
Step 8
Click SAVE.
Notes
Notes
Changes can take up to 24 hours but typically happen more quickly.
Third-party partners typically require you to complete the set up process in the partner’s website, which will open when you open the connection.
Google is not responsible for accuracy of device data generated by third-party partners. Data provided to Google by the third-party partner is stored as-is. Any inaccuracies or personally identifiable information (PII) reported by the third party partner are the sole responsibility of the partner.
When you create a connection to a third-party service, the service is available for all organizational units in your organization. However, the third-party service doesn't apply until you enable it for an organizational unit.
Help Center resources
Help Center resources
Explore more about third-party management in the Google Workspace Admin Help Center.
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