Google Rolls Out Beta for Gmail's End-to-End Encryption for Enterprise Users

The new encryption feature allows internal organizational emails to be securely encrypted, with plans to expand to all email clients by year-end.

Google has launched a beta version of its end-to-end encryption (E2EE) feature for Gmail enterprise users, initially supporting internal organizational emails.
The encryption keys are controlled by users, ensuring privacy and preventing access by Google servers.
The feature will expand to all Gmail inboxes in the coming weeks and to non-Gmail inboxes by the end of 2025, allowing broader cross-platform compatibility.
Emails are encrypted on the sender's device and decrypted locally on the recipient's device, maintaining a seamless user experience.
Additional security tools, including classification labels and data loss prevention mechanisms, are being introduced to enhance email protection.