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Question 1

As part of your organization's security policies, users are not allowed to send credit card details over email. You have configured a content compliance rule using predefined content match set to a medium confidence threshold and a minimum match count of one. When sending emails, users have started receiving custom rejection notices stating that their message includes a credit card number, even though no credit card details were in the email. What should you do to help eliminate false positives?

A. Increase the confidence threshold to high.
B. Modify the messages instead of rejecting.
C. Increase the minimum match count to two.
D. Create a regex rule to replace the current rule.

Question 2

Your-company.com recently started using G Suite. The CIO is happy with the deployment, but received notifications that some employees have issues with consumer Google accounts (conflict accounts). You want to put a plan in place to address this concern.
What should you do?

A. Ask users to request a new G Suite account from your local admin.
B. Use the Transfer tool for unmanaged users to find the conflict accounts.
C. Rename the accounts to [email protected], and recreate the accounts.
D. Use the conflict account remove tool to remove the accounts from G Suite.

Question 3

A user has traveled overseas for an extended trip to meet with several vendors. The user has reported that important draft emails have not been saved in Gmail, which is affecting their productivity. They have been constantly moving between hotels, vendor offices, and airport lounges.
You have been tasked with troubleshooting the issue remotely. Your first priority is diagnosing and preventing this from happening again, and your second priority is recovering the drafts if possible. Due to time zone differences, and the user's busy meeting schedule, you have only been able to arrange a brief Hangouts Meet with the user to gather any required troubleshooting inputs.
What two actions should be taken on this call with the user? (Choose two.)

A. Ask the user to send an email to you so you can check the headers.
B. Check the Users > App Users Activity report.
C. Use the Email log search in the Admin panel.
D. Record a HAR file of the user composing a new email.
E. Take screenshots of the user's screen when composing an email.

Question 4

Your large organization, 80,000 users, has been on Google for two years. Your CTO wants to create an integrated team experience with Google Groups, Teams Drives, and Calendar. Users will use a Google Form and Apps Script to request a new "G-Team." A "G-Team' is composed of a Google Group and a Team Drive/Secondary Calendar that is shared using that Google Group.
What two design decisions are required to implement this workflow securely? (Choose two.)

A. The Apps Script will need to run as a G Suite admin.
B. The Google Form will need to enforce Group naming conventions.
C. The Google Form will need to be limited to internal users only.
D. You will need a Cloud SQL instance to store "G-Team' data.
E. The Apps Script will need to run on a timed interval to process new entries.

Question 5

An organization is pushing for an effective way to manage how users access corporate data from mobile devices. A recent change to the organization's wireless settings is allowing WiFi access to users who have personal devices but preventing them from accessing corporate applications and data sources. Users with company-owned devices are not experiencing the same issue. You are tasked with troubleshooting this issue. What should you do?

A. Enable Advanced Mobile Management and approve the device.
B. Disable Advanced Mobile Management and activate the device.
C. Enable Advanced Mobile Management and unblock the device.
D. Disable Advanced Mobile Management and approve the device.

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