Tag Archives: Security

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Microsoft Edge 107: security updates and new policies  Ghacks Source link

Google says the Indian competition regulator’s order is a “major setback for Indian consumers and businesses” and it is reviewing the decision to evaluate “next steps.” The Competition Commission of India fined Google $161.9 million on Thursday for anti-competitive practices related to Android mobile devices and ordered a number of redressal measures that could force Google to make fundamental changes to its business strategies. A Google spokesperson told… Source link

Google’s cybersecurity leaders are cautiously optimistic, despite the heady state of threats in the industry. Executives made some predictions during a Wednesday virtual discussion with journalists that, if realized, could significantly alter the state of readiness and defense at large. Encouraging advancements in identity authentication, inherent defenses in the cloud and a broader technological convergence could narrow pathways for… Source link

At the Google Cloud Next conference, Google announced various services that help developers and operators secure the entire software supply chain. It added additional layers of security to existing services such as Artifact Registry, Cloud Build, Cloud Deploy, GKE, and Cloud Run. It also launched new services that help enterprises adopt a “shift left” approach by enforcing security during development. Security PIXABAY What is Software Supply Chain? The term software supply chain refers… Source link

I’m 63 and have zero retirement, just Social Security benefits. How can I begin saving? And where can I begin investing this late in the game? -Rita Saving for retirement is certainly easier and has a greater impact on you the earlier you begin, which you seem to understand. The longer you wait, the less time you have to put aside money. Additionally, the compounding effects from interest, dividends and growth have less time to work for you. Regardless of how late you start, however, I don’t… Source link

Following Google’s acquisition of cybersecurity groups Siemplify and Mandiant, the US tech giant has sought to bring all of its cloud capabilities under one roof with the launch of Chronicle Security Operations. Google’s Cloud Next division unveiled the cloud-born software suite on October 11, 2022, which it said can “better enable cybersecurity teams to detect, investigate, and respond to threats with the speed, scale, and intelligence of Google.” Google purchased Israeli security… Source link

Cloud data breaches in the enterprise have skyrocketed in the last year — a worrying trend that’s led to the emergence of a host of new tools and services to help better secure that environment; as well as a major mobilization among cloud service providers to launch more specific tech to address the gap. Today comes the latest development on that front: Google Cloud is announcing a wide slate of security products and services, covering areas like supply chains; digital sovereignty;… Source link

Google has released a documentary video series on YouTube called Hacking Google. No, it’s not a masterclass in breaching security defenses at Google, but rather an insight into how security teams within Google protect the business from cyber attacks: the Threat Analysis Group, Project Zero, and the Red Team. The latter actually does hack Google, or attempt to, using the same techniques that real attackers would. There are six episodes in all, none of which run for longer than 20… Source link

It’s a day with y in the name, so that must mean another Google Chrome security update. All joking aside, being a Chrome browser user does bring a sense of update Deja-vu along for the ride. Although I’d rather these things were found, largely by independent security researchers it must be said, and fixed, than left awaiting discovery by nefarious parties. In the case of the 20 problems patched by Chrome 106.0.5249.61 (for Mac and Linux users) and 106.0.5249.61/62 (for Windows users), some… Source link

Former Twitter (TWTR) security chief Peiter “Mudge” Zatko will appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday to testify about what he says are widespread security failures at the social media company. The hearing, scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. E.T., will focus on the allegations Zatko made in a whistleblower complaint filed in July with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Department of Justice, and Federal Trade Commission, which alleges that Twitter’s overall… Source link