How secure is my data in Google Docs and Microsoft Word?

How secure is my data in Google Docs and Microsoft Word?

Both Google Docs and Microsoft Word have robust security measures, but they handle data privacy differently. Google Docs stores data in the cloud, while Microsoft Word can be used offline. Would you like to know more about their specific security features?

Yes, what encryption methods do they use?

Google Docs uses TLS encryption for data in transit and AES-256 encryption for data at rest. Microsoft Word also employs similar encryption standards, especially when using OneDrive for cloud storage. Are you concerned about any specific type of data?

I'm worried about sharing documents with others. How does that work?

When you share documents in Google Docs, you can control permissions, allowing others to view, comment, or edit. In Microsoft Word, sharing options depend on whether you're using OneDrive or sharing files directly. Would you like tips on how to share securely?

Yes, please provide some tips for secure sharing.

To share securely, always set permissions to the minimum necessary, use password protection if available, and regularly review who has access to your documents.