This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic 64% of respondents to PwC’s latest CEO survey expect a jump in reportable ransomware and software supply chain incidents this year, and only 55% are prepared to respond. Read the original…
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Linux: How to install 1Password
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Jack Wallen installed 1Password on Linux and found it to be a fantastic solution for password management. Follow his tutorial on how to get this proprietary solution installed on your open…
Ransomware experts urge victims not to pay, but are they listening?
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The number of attacks from, and payouts to, ransomware extortionists continue to rise despite only 20% saying giving into demands is the best course, Menlo Security finds. Read the original article:…
Windows 11: Understanding the system requirements and the security benefits
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Security is a big part of Windows 11, but so is delivering productivity and a good experience with all the security features turned on. Read the original article: Windows 11: Understanding…
iOS 15: How to enable Mail Privacy Protection
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic If you have access to Apple’s iOS 15 Developer Beta, learn how to use an important security feature called Mail Privacy Protection. Read the original article: iOS 15: How to enable…
How to give users sudo privileges on Ubuntu and Red Hat-based Linux distributions
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic New Linux admins need to know how to give and take sudo privileges from users. Jack Wallen shows you how on both Ubuntu- and Red Hat-based Linux distributions. Read the original…
More than 3.5 million people needed worldwide to work in cybersecurity
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Expert says attacks are getting bigger and more aggressive than before. Instead of being like a burglary, they’re more like a home invasion. Read the original article: More than 3.5 million…
Cyberattacks and ransomware are no longer burglary; they’re home invasion, expert says
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic More than 3.5 million people worldwide are needed to play defense against cyberattacks. Read the original article: Cyberattacks and ransomware are no longer burglary; they’re home invasion, expert says
How legitimate security tool Cobalt Strike is being used in cyberattacks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Normally used by organizations for penetration testing, Cobalt Strike is exploited by cybercriminals to launch attacks, says Proofpoint. Read the original article: How legitimate security tool Cobalt Strike is being used…
How to give users sudo privileges on Ubuntu and Red Hat-based Linux distributions in Linux
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic New Linux admins need to know how to give and take sudo privileges from users. Jack Wallen shows you how on both Ubuntu- and Red Hat-based Linux distributions. Read the original…
Security and automation are top priorities for IT professionals
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Data protection and lack of budgets and resources continue to present the biggest challenges as cyberattacks increase, according to a new Kaseya report. Read the original article: Security and automation are…
Americans lost $29.8 billion to phone scams in the past year, study finds
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The number of spam calls, the number of people losing money to them and the total amount of money lost In the past year are all record setting. Read the original…
Cybersecurity study: SolarWinds attack cost affected companies an average of $12 million
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic New survey finds that the attack also motivated more information sharing within the industry and improved supply chain security. Read the original article: Cybersecurity study: SolarWinds attack cost affected companies an…
How developing mental immunity can help you make better cybersecurity decisions
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Experts want us to develop immunity to bad ideas that can wrongly influence the cybersecurity decision process. Read the original article: How developing mental immunity can help you make better cybersecurity…
Android: How to enable the Password Checkup feature
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Google has released a new password checker for Android. Find out how to enable and use this security feature on your Android device. Read the original article: Android: How to enable…
Cybersecurity study: SolarWinds attack cost affected US companies an average of $12 million
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic New survey finds that the attack also motivated more information sharing within the industry and improved supply chain security. Read the original article: Cybersecurity study: SolarWinds attack cost affected US companies…
Linux: How to find details about user logins
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic If you need to gather information on user logins for your Linux servers, Jack Wallen has just the tool for you. Read the original article: Linux: How to find details about…
Ransomware-as-a-service business model takes a hit in the aftermath of the Colonial Pipeline attack
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Cybercrime gangs are finding it harder to recruit partners for the affiliate programs that power ransomware attacks. Read the original article: Ransomware-as-a-service business model takes a hit in the aftermath of…
How to easily join an AlmaLinux server to an Active Directory Domain with Cockpit
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Jack Wallen shows you just how easy it is to join an existing AlmaLinux server to an Active Directory domain via a web-based GUI. Read the original article: How to easily…
Remote Access Trojan now targeting schools with ransomware
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Dubbed ChaChi by researchers at BlackBerry, the RAT has recently shifted its focus from government agencies to schools in the US. Read the original article: Remote Access Trojan now targeting schools…
Cars are packed with technology, and they can be hacked
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The threat to people’s lives is terrifying, so auto manufacturers need to change their old-school strategies to protect people. Read the original article: Cars are packed with technology, and they can…
Cybersecurity practices must be applied to vehicles, too
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Manufacturers want to pack cars and trucks full of technology, but they need to remember the dangers to those who drive or ride in them. Read the original article: Cybersecurity practices…
Cars are packed with technology, but they can still be hacked
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The threat to people’s lives is terrifying, so auto manufacturers need to change their old-school strategies to protect people. Read the original article: Cars are packed with technology, but they can…
Employees are valuable assets: Why you need to safeguard them
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Two experts suggest calling employees “insider threats” is counterproductive; employees are assets needing protection. Read the original article: Employees are valuable assets: Why you need to safeguard them
How to use the Android Photos Locked Folder feature
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The Google Photos Locked Folder feature has finally arrived and Jack Wallen wants to show you how to use it. Read the original article: How to use the Android Photos Locked…
How to better detect and prevent Business Email Compromise attacks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic These types of email attacks rely on simple language and exploit human nature to scam their victims, making detection difficult, says Cisco Talos. Read the original article: How to better detect…
Data resiliency is key to surviving a ransomware attack, expert says
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic It’s not “if” but “when” you’ll be attacked, cybersecurity expert says. Checking on your data and backups is something businesses should do regularly. Read the original article: Data resiliency is key…
How to be prepared for a ransomware attack: Check your data and backups
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Expert says ransomware attacks will happen, and your company has to be prepared long before the attack hits. Read the original article: How to be prepared for a ransomware attack: Check…
Splunk launches security products and AWS security enhancements
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The new offerings are aimed at integrating security data across multiple on-prem and cloud environments and vendors to improve cybersecurity decision-making, the company says. Read the original article: Splunk launches security…
How a Business Email Compromise attack can threaten your organization
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The most common type of BEC campaign involves a spoofed email account or website, according to GreatHorn. Read the original article: How a Business Email Compromise attack can threaten your organization
Microsoft product vulnerabilities reached a new high of 1,268 in 2020
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic 56% of all Microsoft critical vulnerabilities could have been mitigated by removing admin rights, according to the 2021 BeyondTrust Microsoft Vulnerabilities Report. Read the original article: Microsoft product vulnerabilities reached a…
Why employees need counterespionage training
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Two experts are concerned that employees are no match for nation-state spy services tasked with obtaining a company’s vital intellectual property. Read the original article: Why employees need counterespionage training
McDonald’s suffers cyberattack in US, South Korea and Taiwan
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The restaurant chain reportedly said no U.S. customer data was exposed and the attack did not involve ransomware. Read the original article: McDonald’s suffers cyberattack in US, South Korea and Taiwan
Fallout of EA source code breach could be severe, cybersecurity experts say
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Potential buyers could be interested in using the source code to game the game to make millions, perhaps sounding EA’s death knell in the process. Read the original article: Fallout of…
CISOs: It’s time to get back to security basics
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The post-pandemic world will see cybersecurity addressed differently, said panelists during an online webinar hosted by ReliaQuest Wednesday. Read the original article: CISOs: It’s time to get back to security basics
How to secure your WordPress login with 2FA
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Jack Wallen shows you how to add two-factor authentication to your WordPress sites to avoid unwanted intrusions. Read the original article: How to secure your WordPress login with 2FA
Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities, ransomware lead spring 2021 cyberattack trends
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Cisco’s Talos team said 35% of incidents led back to Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities reported early in 2021, but new ransomware families have been appearing to fill the Emotet hole, too.…
Security company makes “unbreakable encryption” available via the cloud and APIs
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Qrypt launches a quantum Entropy-as-a-Service and access to quantum random number generators hardware. Read the original article: Security company makes “unbreakable encryption” available via the cloud and APIs
Expert: Freelancers could set your company up for cybersecurity breach
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic If you’re hiring gig workers, take precautions to protect your company from intentional or accidental data breach. Read the original article: Expert: Freelancers could set your company up for cybersecurity breach
Gig workers are here to stay, but they might pose a hidden cybersecurity risk
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Whether intentional or not, gig workers can cause security breaches. Here’s how to set your company up for safety. Read the original article: Gig workers are here to stay, but they…
Why it’s time to figure out how to keep personal information private, yet useful
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic One expert suggests ways to reach a happy medium between those who give up sensitive personal information and the organizations that use it. Read the original article: Why it’s time to…
Billions of passwords leaked online from past data breaches
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Dubbed RockYou2021, the list as revealed on a hacker forum contains 8.4 billion password entries, says CyberNews. Read the original article: Billions of passwords leaked online from past data breaches
Apple’s WWDC 2021: Five new privacy features announced
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Brandon Vigliarolo talks to Karen Roby about the new privacy features that Apple revealed during the keynote of WWDC 2021. Read the original article: Apple’s WWDC 2021: Five new privacy features…
Top 5 things to know about medical data security
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Medical data is a valuable commodity—one that needs to be protected from cybersecurity threats. Tom Merritt lists five things to know about medical data security. Read the original article: Top 5…
Feds recover $2.3 million in cryptocurrency paid by Colonial Pipeline in ransomware attack
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The U.S. Department of Justice was able to trace and recover around half of the ransom payment sent to DarkSide by Colonial Pipeline. Read the original article: Feds recover $2.3 million…
3 things you might not know about modern ransomware and how Nefilim makes money
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Trend Micro case study explains how the new business model works and how the multistep attacks unfold. Read the original article: 3 things you might not know about modern ransomware and…
“IT burden” and cybersecurity “trade-offs” take center stage in a new digital collaboration survey
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Over the last year, companies around the world have adopted remote work policies, presenting organizations and IT teams with no shortage of challenges. Read the original article: “IT burden” and cybersecurity…
WWDC 2021: Apple adds new privacy features to iCloud, Siri, Mail and more
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Apple is once again demonstrating that it’s all in on privacy with new user-protecting features for Mail, Siri, iCloud and additional app-tracking metrics. Read the original article: WWDC 2021: Apple adds…
Revenge of the SaaS: Mandiant uses services to escape FireEye
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Mandiant has untangled itself from FireEye (FEYE) by selling the product portion of the firm to Symphony Technology Group (STG) for $1.2 billion. FireEye’s history as the most “almost acquired vendor”…
Expel rolls out managed detection and response for Microsoft
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Expel for Microsoft alerts and responds to the Microsoft-specific vulnerabilities attackers typically exploit. Read the original article: Expel rolls out managed detection and response for Microsoft
Ransomware: A cheat sheet for professionals
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic This guide covers the Colonial Pipeline attack, WannaCry, Petya and other ransomware attacks, the systems hackers target and how to avoid becoming a victim and paying cybercriminals a ransom in the…
COVID-19 has transformed work, but cybersecurity isn’t keeping pace, report finds
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Underprepared, overwhelmed and unable to move forward, security teams are getting pushback from leadership and simply can’t catch up to necessary post-pandemic modernization. Read the original article: COVID-19 has transformed work,…
White House urges US companies to take ransomware seriously
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic A new White House memo to business leaders underscores the threat of ransomware and offers advice on how to protect their companies. Read the original article: White House urges US companies…
How to use wget behind a proxy
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic If wget is your go-to download command on your Linux servers, and your machines are behind a proxy, Jack Wallen has the solution to get this setup working properly. Read the…
How a malicious bot tries to evade detection by morphing
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Targeting Windows and Linux systems, the Necro Python bot changes its code to evade traditional security detection, says Cisco Talos. Read the original article: How a malicious bot tries to evade…
First gas, now meat: Latest cybersecurity attack shows criminals are expanding their scope
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Russian hacking group REvil is behind the ransomware attack on meat processing company JBS Foods, according to the FBI. Read the original article: First gas, now meat: Latest cybersecurity attack shows…
DarkSide and other gangs exploit companies that aren’t prepared for ransomware attacks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Companies have to be constantly vigilant about cybersecurity in order to stay safe, expert says. Larger gangs are providing ransomware-as-a-service for smaller criminal organizations. Read the original article: DarkSide and other…
Ransomware-as-a-service: How DarkSide and other gangs get into systems to hijack data
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Expert says all companies are at risk, but especially smaller ones who may not have very secure systems. Not all attackers are after large amounts of ransom. Read the original article:…
How to protect your Google search history with extra verification
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Google has made it possible for you to password protect your search history within your cloud account. Jack Wallen shows you how. Read the original article: How to protect your Google…
Cybersecurity: There’s no such thing as a false positive
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic All alerts mean something, even if it’s just that an employee needs more training. The threat of breach is constant, and those companies who make assumptions about alerts could be in…
How X-rated phishing attacks try to blackmail their victims
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic These types of attacks use social engineering to exploit human nature and often appeal to more salacious interests, says GreatHorn. Read the original article: How X-rated phishing attacks try to blackmail…
How to combat malicious emails that bypass security and impact your users
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Some 3% of employees in organizations researched by Barracuda will click on malicious email links, but it only takes one such incident to open the door to a cyberattack. Read the…
How ransomware actors are adding DDoS attacks to their arsenals
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic DDoS attacks increase the pressure on the victim to pay the ransom by adding another threat to combat, says NETSCOUT. Read the original article: How ransomware actors are adding DDoS attacks…
7 tactics for boosting the security of your APIs
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Security experts recommend setting basic security standards for all your data feeds, enlisting help from procurement and doing an API inventory. Read the original article: 7 tactics for boosting the security…
Cryptomining malware up, financial malware down in Q1 2021, Kaspersky finds
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Bitcoin prices rocketed in early 2021, and so did the number of cybercriminals distributing malware to force infected devices to mine them, with numbers quadrupling from February to March alone. Read…
What to do if you find a lost AirTag
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic If you find an Apple AirTag that belongs to someone else, learn how to help reunite the lost items with their owner using an iOS or Android device–or, how to prevent…
Docker expands its trusted container offerings
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic We all use container-based images to build applications, but can you trust them? Docker’s expansion of its trusted content offering, the Docker Verified Publisher Program, will make it easier. Read the…
Strategies for improving enterprise network management and security
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Hire the right people, remember every essential step, and put the right security policies in place with these downloadable guides. Read the original article: Strategies for improving enterprise network management and…
SolarWinds hackers resurface to attack government agencies and think tanks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Operating in Russia, the Nobelium cybercrime group has targeted 3,000 email accounts across more than 150 organizations, says Microsoft. Read the original article: SolarWinds hackers resurface to attack government agencies and…
Debunking infosec purity and other security myths in the wake of recent attacks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The security team at Forrester busts a number of security myths. Read the original article: Debunking infosec purity and other security myths in the wake of recent attacks
Scripps Health still grappling with impact of May 1 ransomware attack
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The hospital chain has been forced to reschedule operations and is working to bring its electronic health record systems back online. Read the original article: Scripps Health still grappling with impact…
Homeland Security unveils new cybersecurity requirements for pipeline operators
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Owners and operators will have to identify any gaps in their security and report new incidents to key federal agencies because of the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack. Read the original article:…
How to enable SSH 2FA on AlmaLinux for more secure logins
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic If you’ve started rolling out AlmaLinux to your data centers, you should enable 2FA for SSH authentication. Jack Wallen shows you how. Read the original article: How to enable SSH 2FA…
How to achieve persistent SSH connections with the open source MOSH
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic MOSH makes it possible for SSH connection to persist, even as you roam from one network to another. Jack Wallen shows you how to install and use this handy tool. Read…
Is it really the Wild West in cybercrime? Why we need to re-examine our approach to ransomware
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Recent ransomware attacks indicate that the current model of cybersecurity isn’t working. It’s time for a wholesale rethink. Read the original article: Is it really the Wild West in cybercrime? Why…
Triple-extortion is a new tool for ransomware attackers
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Criminals send ransom demands not only to the attacked organization but to any customers, users or other third parties that would be hurt by the leaked data. Read the original article:…
Expert: Biden’s executive order on cybersecurity is a good start toward protecting organizations
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Cybersecurity expert says it all starts with process. The regulations will make it easier for companies to report breaches. Read the original article: Expert: Biden’s executive order on cybersecurity is a…
Some cybersecurity weak spots will be strengthened by Biden’s executive order, expert says
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic There’s still a lot of work to be done, but it will help companies feel better about reporting breaches and sharing information. Read the original article: Some cybersecurity weak spots will…
Shift left security is helpful, but one expert says it’s not enough
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic It’s critical to plug cybersecurity vulnerabilities before bad guys get wind of them. To make that happen, businesses should encourage security and developer teams to collaborate, says an expert. Read the…
Microsoft: This clever open-source technique helps to protect your privacy
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Adding statistical noise to a data set can guarantee that there are no accidental information leaks. It’s a difficult task, made easier by the open-source SmartNoise framework. Read the original article:…
Biden executive order bets big on zero trust for the future of US cybersecurity
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The United States federal government has validated, confirmed, and required zero trust. For the US government and its suppliers, this executive order represents massive change. Read the original article: Biden executive…
The Colonial Pipeline cyberattack is a (another) call for zero trust and resilience in industrial companies
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The incidents of the past month have confirmed the lack of cyber resilience in many industrial companies and is another reminder of the benefits of zero trust in mitigating the effects…
How to disable the Linux login banner
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Looking to eke out as much security as you can from your Linux servers? Jack Wallen shows you how you can limit the information would-be ne’er-do-wells get by disabling the login…
FBI warns of Conti ransomware attacks against healthcare organizations
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The attacks have targeted US healthcare and first responder networks with ransom demands as high as $25 million, says the FBI. Read the original article: FBI warns of Conti ransomware attacks…
The 3 elements of a sound threat intelligence program
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Because every organization has different security needs and requirements, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Read the original article: The 3 elements of a sound threat intelligence program
How your personal data may be exposed by misconfigured mobile apps
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic App developers are failing to properly set up and secure access to third-party services, putting user data at risk, says Check Point Research. Read the original article: How your personal data…
How to gain added security in Firefox with the site isolation feature, Fission
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Firefox developers understand web browser security is at a premium, so they’ve started rolling out a new site isolation feature. Jack Wallen shows you how to enable Fission. Read the original…
Vishing attacks spoof Amazon to try to steal your credit card information
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The attacks used fake order receipts and phone numbers in an attempt to steal credit card details from unsuspecting victims, says Armorblox. Read the original article: Vishing attacks spoof Amazon to…
Biden’s executive order calls for greater open source security but not how to achieve it
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Commentary: It’s progress that President Biden’s executive order recognizes the need to secure open source software. What it doesn’t do is address the best way to accomplish it. Read the original…
NFTs pose a new security challenge: A cybersecurity expert explains
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Criminals can launder money through NFTs and even steal them. One expert says there are some ways to keep yours safe. Read the original article: NFTs pose a new security challenge:…
NFTs are cool, but they’re a hot target for hackers: How to keep them safe
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Security expert says non-fungible tokens are a really exciting possibility for artists, but they can be stolen. He offers some ways to keep them secure. Read the original article: NFTs are…
How to use SSH keys for passwordless access to hosts
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic SSH keys can be used in Linux or operating systems that support OpenSSH to facilitate access to other hosts without having to enter a password. Here’s how to do it. Read…
Stopping cybersecurity threats is a community effort, expert says
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Why intelligence sharing is important to help get ahead of attacks. If knowledge is shared with others, they can thwart attacks sooner. Read the original article: Stopping cybersecurity threats is a…
Cloud collaboration software are the new tools of choice for cybercriminals
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic As businesses move to the cloud, threat actors have kept pace, which makes their attacks harder to detect and more effective than ever. Read the original article: Cloud collaboration software are…
How to protect your organization and users against malicious emails
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Cybercriminals are increasingly using email as an easy and effective way to infect computers with malware and trick potential victims with phishing scams, says Trustwave. Read the original article: How to…
Rubrik announces security upgrades aimed at alleviating the impact of ransomware attacks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The company unveiled the features at its FORWARD conference, where Snowflake CEO Frank Slootman discussed why it’s good to be “anxious and paranoid.” Read the original article: Rubrik announces security upgrades…
1Password: Why you want it on Linux and how to install it
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Jack Wallen installed 1Password on Linux and found it to be a fantastic solution for password management. Follow his tutorial on how to get this proprietary solution installed on your open…
Ransomware attacks are not a matter of if, but when
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic CISOs from Twitter, United Airlines and a Bain Capital partner discuss how to integrate security into all aspects of an organization at Rubrik’s FORWARD conference Tuesday. Read the original article: Ransomware…
Google I/O 2021: Everything Google announced at this year’s virtual keynote
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic At the first-ever virtual Google I/O, Alphabet Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai talked about news on Workspace, quantum computing and privacy needs. Read the original article: Google I/O 2021: Everything Google…
Google I/O 2021: Everything Google is announcing at this year’s virtual keynote right now
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic At the first-ever virtual Google I/O, Alphabet Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai talked about news on Workspace, quantum computing and privacy needs. Read the original article: Google I/O 2021: Everything Google…