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Collaboration advances zero trust strategies with Chrome Enterprise, Google Workspace and Google Security Operations without the need for legacy VPNs

COMPANY NEWS:  Zscaler, Inc. (NASDAQ: ZS), the leader in cloud security, has doubled down on their partnership with Google to help organisations simplify and strengthen their approach to Zero Trust. The integration with Chrome Enterprise will provide hundreds of millions of enterprise users with advanced threat and data protection without the need for legacy VPNs or requiring additional browsers. In addition, the integration of Zscaler with Google Workspace helps prevent the exfiltration of sensitive enterprise data from apps like Gmail and Drive. And the sharing of Zscaler’s rich security telemetry with Google Security Operations enables organisations to strengthen their security operations, all from the cloud. This work with Google further strengthens Zscaler’s Zero Trust Exchange platform.

Security risks, not only in owned infrastructure, but also from third-party devices that are connected to the network, are concerning 81% of telecoms professionals, according to global cloud security firm Thales.

Technology infrastructure services provider Kyndryl has announced the availability of new services for financial services organisations seeking to use Google Cloud to safely store and protect their confidential and sensitive data.

GUEST OPINION: Data Protection Day, impending in Europe, serves as a global reminder of one of the most important responsibilities for any organisation: keeping sensitive data secure.

A recent survey by digital workplace solutions provider Igloo found that a significant portion of employees at any workplace would "upgrade" their software environment in order to actually get their job done, with obvious security implications.

US consumers are being subjected to over 30 million spam calls every day, with 15 million people a year falling for the scam and revealing credit card information.

If you’re using Firefox, a new exploit found in the wild uploading sensitive files to a server in Ukraine needs patching with the latest version of Mozilla’s browser NOW.