You are in the middle of migrating email from on-premises Microsoft Exchange to Google Workspace. Users that you have already migrated are complaining of messages from internal users going into spam folders. What should you do to ensure that internal messages do not go into Gmail spam while blocking spoofing attempts?

The Google Professional Workspace Administrator exam assesses the candidate's ability to plan, deploy, secure, and monitor Workspace. The exam has five domains, each with different topics: Domain 1: Understand and manage objects Domain 2: Learn to access and authenticate data Domain 3: Understand how to configure services Domain 4: Learn to support business initiatives Domain 5: Understand troubleshooting  Some topics covered in the exam include: Designing security integration and addressing objections Scanning email with Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Configuring policies for all... Show more

The Google Professional Workspace Administrator exam assesses the candidate's ability to plan, deploy, secure, and monitor Workspace. The exam has five domains, each with different topics:
Domain 1: Understand and manage objects
Domain 2: Learn to access and authenticate data
Domain 3: Understand how to configure services
Domain 4: Learn to support business initiatives
Domain 5: Understand troubleshooting 

Some topics covered in the exam include:
Designing security integration and addressing objections
Scanning email with Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
Configuring policies for all devices
Granting API access to applications that need access
Data access and authentication
Chrome user and browser policy settings
ChromeOS device policy settings
Windows 10 login and device policies
Managed Chrome browsers
Basic device management
Context-aware access policies 

To be eligible for the exam, you must have at least three years of professional experience, including at least one year of administrative experience with Google Workspace (formerly G Suite).

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