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  1. 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.

  2. Chrome is convenient, fast, and compatible with almost every website.

  3. Spanish YouTuber Carles Tamayo has touched a nerve again, in his usual informal, funny, and pointed style.

  4. When you’re a business of five, everyone knows exactly where every file lives.

  5. Google now lets you sign in to your Google Account with a selfie video.

  6. 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.

  7. Most businesses don’t just rely on internal systems.

  8. Cyber insurance applications used to feel closer to paperwork.

  9. Following our summer roadmap, we’re releasing some updates for Proton Pass that our community have been requesting.

  10. Getting away from Big Tech is rarely as simple as closing an account.

  11. Deleting your Facebook account is permanent after a 30-day grace period; deactivation is reversible.

  12. The way businesses meet has changed.

  13. With every prompt, AI labs are ingesting more of your business data every day.

  14. Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) rely heavily on informal password sharing practices.

  15. Your computer may contain more private information than almost any other device you own.

  16. 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.

  17. Regular, offsite backups protect critical data against hardware failure, ransomware, and local disasters.

  18. Quick answer: Go to myactivity.google.com → Delete → All time.

  19. 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.

  20. 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.

  21. What is proactive AI?

    You put in a prompt, get an answer, and nothing happens until you input another.

  22. Meta’s new AI agent, Muse, sent a stranger to a user’s home and told him the seller was waiting at the door.

  23. A hacker does not always need sophisticated malware or a complicated exploit.

  24. In the first hours of a security incident, you can’t complete a technical picture of what happened.

  25. A targeted attack often begins with a search.

  26. 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.

  27. Money worries at 2 a.m..

  28. 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.

  29. 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.

  30. 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.

  31. Privacy technology does not have to mean replacing every device you own or learning how to build your own computer.

  32. CC (carbon copy) and BCC (blind carbon copy) are standard email features that control who receives a message and what information they can see.

  33. Australians may soon be able to switch off social media algorithms and see only posts from accounts they follow.

  34. Privacy software can get complicated quickly.

  35. One morning in August, a member of our team answered a call from a California number.

  36. 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.

  37. Team password management is simple at three people.

  38. Small and medium-sized businesses are under threat from hackers in a way they’ve never been before.

  39. In the early hours of August 27, 2026, Proton experienced a widespread outage that impacted services for a number of users.

  40. Remote work tools may not feel like a major infrastructure decision when you’ve just started scaling your business.

  41. Most businesses build their team collaboration software stack the same way: one tool at a time, filling needs as they come up.

  42. AI phishing attacks are changing one of the oldest rules in security awareness: bad grammar is no longer a reliable red flag.