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Today, we’re proud to announce two new features that give you greater access control without the manual overhead: Admin roles and SCIM for groups.
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Chrome is convenient, fast, and compatible with almost every website.
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Spanish YouTuber Carles Tamayo has touched a nerve again, in his usual informal, funny, and pointed style.
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When you’re a business of five, everyone knows exactly where every file lives.
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Google now lets you sign in to your Google Account with a selfie video.
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The most difficult part of a security incident usually occurs after the incident itself is over: when the business has to explain what happened, when it was discovered, what data was involved, who was affected, and why certain decisions were made.
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Most businesses don’t just rely on internal systems.
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Cyber insurance applications used to feel closer to paperwork.
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Following our summer roadmap, we’re releasing some updates for Proton Pass that our community have been requesting.
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Getting away from Big Tech is rarely as simple as closing an account.
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Deleting your Facebook account is permanent after a 30-day grace period; deactivation is reversible.
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The way businesses meet has changed.
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With every prompt, AI labs are ingesting more of your business data every day.
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Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) rely heavily on informal password sharing practices.
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Your computer may contain more private information than almost any other device you own.
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You can unsend an email in Gmail, but only briefly — for 5 seconds by default, or up to 30 seconds if you raised the limit in your Settings beforehand.
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Regular, offsite backups protect critical data against hardware failure, ransomware, and local disasters.
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Quick answer: Go to myactivity.google.com → Delete → All time.
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It’s easy for Amazon services to become part of your day, whether you’re unwinding with a movie, shopping, or watching a favorite streamer on Twitch.
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When your employees use AI tools you haven’t approved, they create accounts you can’t see, secure, or shut down, each with a chat history full of your business data.
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You put in a prompt, get an answer, and nothing happens until you input another.
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Meta’s new AI agent, Muse, sent a stranger to a user’s home and told him the seller was waiting at the door.
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A hacker does not always need sophisticated malware or a complicated exploit.
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In the first hours of a security incident, you can’t complete a technical picture of what happened.
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A targeted attack often begins with a search.
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If your cloud provider is based in the US, a valid US court order can compel that company to retrieve your company’s data on servers anywhere in the world.
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Money worries at 2 a.m..
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Smart glasses can look like a simple consumer gadget: a camera on your face, speakers in your ears, and an AI assistant that can answer questions about what you see.
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Proton is partnering with the team behind Apertus to bring its new Apertus 1.5 model to Lumo, Proton’s privacy-focused alternative to ChatGPT.
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It’s clearer than ever that too much of the technology the world relies on is controlled by too few tech giants, most of them based in the United States and China.
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Privacy technology does not have to mean replacing every device you own or learning how to build your own computer.
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CC (carbon copy) and BCC (blind carbon copy) are standard email features that control who receives a message and what information they can see.
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Australians may soon be able to switch off social media algorithms and see only posts from accounts they follow.
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Privacy software can get complicated quickly.
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One morning in August, a member of our team answered a call from a California number.
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Amazon has the resources to know a lot about you: what you buy, what you watch, what you read, when you’re home, what you ask your voice assistant, what you eat, what websites and apps you use.
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Team password management is simple at three people.
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Small and medium-sized businesses are under threat from hackers in a way they’ve never been before.
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In the early hours of August 27, 2026, Proton experienced a widespread outage that impacted services for a number of users.
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Remote work tools may not feel like a major infrastructure decision when you’ve just started scaling your business.
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Most businesses build their team collaboration software stack the same way: one tool at a time, filling needs as they come up.
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AI phishing attacks are changing one of the oldest rules in security awareness: bad grammar is no longer a reliable red flag.