Stop Shadow IT Before It Undermines Your Business
In today’s fast-moving digital world, your workforce is already operating at full speed collaborating online, accessing cloud tools, and building their own ways to get things done.
The problem? Not all of it is sanctioned or secure.
Employees turning to unapproved apps and services to do their jobs more efficiently—because your official systems aren't keeping up. It’s not just an IT issue; it’s a business risk.
What’s at Stake?
Shadow IT can quietly chip away at your organization’s foundation:
And the worst part? It’s happening because your team is just trying to get things done.
While they’re working hard to be productive, these gaps are quietly creeping in, putting your organization at serious risk.
The Smarter Way Forward: Hybrid, Secure, and Empowering
At Brio, we believe the solution isn’t just locking things down—it’s building a flexible and secure system that supports how your people actually work.
Partnering with Google Workspace and Google Cloud, we help you:
Enable a Trusted, Secure Environment
With Google’s zero-trust architecture, you’re in control.
From turning on Confidential Mode to managing third-party app access, you can give your team the flexibility they want without compromising your security posture. And with FedRAMP High compliance, you know it’s built for serious protection.
Streamline Collaboration & Productivity
Google Workspace brings everything together:
Docs, Sheets, Slides, Meet, Chat—all in one integrated platform.Features like built-in eSignature tools eliminate the need for costly third-party apps. Everything your team needs to work efficiently, securely, and in sync—whether remote, on-site, or hybrid.
Customize to Fit Your Business
Brio helps you go beyond out-of-the-box.
Build custom apps with AppSheet
Automate processes with AppScript
Integrate Google add-ons tailored to your industry and use case
From schools improving digital adoption to law firms enhancing document workflows, we tailor solutions that actually make a difference.
