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TISAX

TISAX (Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange), governed by the ENX Association on behalf of the German VDA (Verband der Automobilindustrie, the German Automobile Industry Association), provides a single industry-specific security framework for assessing information security for the wide landscape of suppliers, OEMs, and partners that contribute to the automobile supply chain.

Google LLC is a TISAX participant, 19 of the Google Cloud regions and Google Workspace’s European Data region were assessed at assessment level 3 (AL 3), meaning we were assessed against the assessment objectives and issued ‘Information with Very High Protection’ label under the definition of TISAX, for data classified as secret. TISAX Assessments are conducted by accredited audit providers that demonstrate their qualification at regular intervals. TISAX and TISAX results are not intended for the general public. The result is exclusively retrievable over the ENX Portal.

The scope ID and assessment IDs are SC8HLN and ATVV98-1, respectively.

Google Cloud data centers and regions assessed by TISAX

Google Cloud regions assessed at AL3

The following Google Cloud regions assessed at AL3 and issued with ‘Information with Very High Protection Needs’ label

St.Ghislain, Belgium (europe-west1)

London, UK (europe-west2)

Frankfurt, Germany (europe-west3)

Eemshaven, Netherlands (europe-west4)

Middenmeer, Netherlands(europe-west4)

Zurich, Switzerland (europe-west6)

Dublin, Ireland(europe-west7)

Milan, Italy (europe-west8)

Paris, France (europe-west9)

Madrid, Spain (europe-southwest4)

Hamina, Finland (europe-north1)

Warsaw, Poland (europe-central2)

Wenya, Singapore (asia-southeast1)

Changhua County, Taiwan (asia-east1)

Seoul, South Korea (asia-northeast3)

Moncks Corner, South Carolina (us-east1)

Atlanta, Georgia (us-east2)

Council Bluffs, Iowa (us-central1)

The Dalles, Oregon (us-west1)

Santiago, Chile (southamerica-west1)

Google Workspace data center locations assessed at AL 3

Google Workspace European data center locations are assessed at AL 3 and issued with ‘Information with Very High Protection Needs’ label

As an administrator, you can store your covered data in a specific geographic location by using a data region policy. Your geographic location options are the United States or Europe. All the European Workspace data center locations are issued with the “Information with Very High Protection Needs” label.