docs.cloud.google.com Proofpoint Joins Google Unified Security Recommended Program
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- •Proofpoint joins the Google Unified Security Recommended program on August 4, 2026.
- •The program recognizes strong technical integrations with Google Cloud Security solutions.
- •Proofpoint aims to enhance protection against advanced threats and improve security visibility.
On August 4, 2026, Proofpoint announced its participation in the Google Unified Security Recommended program, which recognizes security providers with strong technical integrations with Google Cloud Security solutions. This program aims to enhance security operations for organizations adopting AI and consolidating security measures. Proofpoint's integration focuses on improving protection against advanced threats targeting email and collaboration tools, enhancing security visibility, and supporting secure AI adoption. The collaboration is designed to help organizations simplify security operations and improve operational efficiency. As a recognized partner, Proofpoint meets Google's standards for technical integration and customer support, contributing to a more resilient security architecture.
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