External Company is reporting that they are not receiving messages from your users. Your users are reporting that everything is sending fine and they are not receiving bounceback messages or any notifications. You need to determine what could be causing the non-delivery and why they aren't receiving the notifications. What should you do?

• A. Using MX Toolbox, ensure that your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records are up to date.
• B. Ask other customers on Cloud Connect Community if they are experiencing outages.
• C. Review the affected sent messages in the email audit log.
• D. Connect to the user's mailbox and review the headers using the G Suite Toolbox.

Your Security Officer ran the Security Health Check and found the alert that "Installation of mobile applications from unknown sources" was occurring. They have asked you to find a way to prevent that from happening.
Using Mobile Device Management (MDM), you need to configure a policy that will not allow mobile applications to be installed from unknown sources.
What MDM configuration is needed to meet this requirement?

• A. In the Application Management menu, configure the whitelist of apps that Android, iOS devices, and Active Sync devices are allowed to install.
• B. In Device Management > Setup > Device Approvals menu, configure the "Requires Admin approval" option.
• C. In the Application Management menu, configure the whitelist of apps that Android and iOS devices are allowed to install.
• D. In Android Settings, ensure that "Allow non-Play Store apps from unknown sources installation" is unchecked.

The CEO of your company has indicated that messages from trusted contacts are being delivered to spam, and it is significantly affecting their work. The messages from these contacts have not always been classified as spam. Additionally, you recently configured SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for your domain. You have been tasked with troubleshooting the issue.
What two actions should you take? (Choose two.)

• A. Review the contents of the messages in Google Vault.
• B. Validate that your domain is not on the Spamhaus blacklist.
• C. Obtain the message header and analyze using G Suite Toolbox.
• D. Conduct an Email log search to trace the message route.
• E. Set up a Gmail routing rule to whitelist the sender.

Your company is deploying Chrome devices. You want to make sure the machine assigned to the employee can only be signed in to by that employee and no one else.
What two things should you do? (Choose two.)

• A. Enable a Device Policy of Restrict Sign In to List of Users, and add the employee email address.
• B. Enroll a 2-Factor hardware key on the device using the employee email address.
• C. Disable Guest Mode and Public Sessions.
• D. Enable a User Policy of Multiple Sign In Access and add just the employee email address.
• E. Enable a Device Policy of Sign In Screen and add the employee email address.

You recently started an engagement with an organization that is also using G Suite. The engagement will involve highly sensitive data, and the data needs to be protected from being shared with unauthorized parties both internally and externally. You need to ensure that this data is properly secured.
Which configuration should you implement?

• A. Create a Team Drive for this engagement, and limit the memberships and sharing settings.
• B. Turn on external sharing with whitelisted domains, and add the external organization to the whitelist.
• C. Configure the Drive DLP rules to prevent the sharing of PII and PHI outside of your domain.
• D. Provision accounts within your domain for the external users, and turn off external sharing for that Org.