Available in closed beta: enhancing security outcomes with the Shared Signals Framework

September 10, 2025

Available in closed beta: enhancing security outcomes with the Shared Signals Framework

What’s changing
The Shared Signals Framework (SSF) is a community supported initiative of the OpenID Foundation, focused on developing and maintaining a standardized protocol for cross-system communication between security platforms to share security insights and events. To support the SSF initiative, Google Workspace is implementing a SSF Receiver to ingest Continuous Access Evaluation Profile (CAEP) signals. This feature is available in closed beta for Google Workspace customers and interested partners. Eligible customers and security platform providers can use this form to express interest in the closed beta.

Who’s impacted
Admins

Why it matters
Our closed beta of the Shared Signals Framework (SSF) offers an example use case: session revocation. When Google Workspace gets a signal to revoke a session, the user's session is automatically invalidated, which cuts down the time a potentially compromised user has system access. This highlights SSF's strength: enhancing security by improving cross-system communication and speeding up responses to security events.

Getting started

• Admins: If you are a security platform interested in transmitting CAEP signals to Google Workspace, or a Google Workspace customer interested in testing the Shared Signals integration in your domain, please express your interest by filling out this form.

Please note: While we are in a Closed Beta development phase, we intend to gradually onboard both security platforms and customers. Submission of the form does not guarantee acceptance to the Closed Beta. We will reach out to those who’ve submitted the form if there is availability.

• End users: There is no end user setting for this feature.

Availability
Available for Google Workspace:

• Enterprise Plus