New Google Apps and Cybersecurity

We explore the newest update of Google Apps, how it has expanded its user base and who is Google going after. Do you know about the new features, access or languages? We also discuss Cyber Security, the latest hacks, malware ransom attacks and this poses a question; How secure is your digital business? Cyber Security and Confidentiality are a real concern to every company these days and we discuss the different levels of Cyber Security and how businesses are protecting themselves.
The newest update of Google Apps was just released, and our hosts Dave Erickson, Iman Kaur and Botond Seres explore the answers to popular questions about the Apps. How do you use Google? Do you know about the new features, access or languages? How do  the new Google Meet and other communication tools compare?
 
The Google Apps discussion leads to a deeper topic of Cyber Security, the latest Ransomware attacks and how businesses protect themselves, or at least ask the basic security questions. Hacking is now more of an organized crime operation than just random hackers trying to break into business for the fun of it. Smaller companies aren't even aware of the hacking problem and tend to deal with it by thinking antivirus software is enough, and also think ransomware only happens to large enterprise companies.

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Creators and Guests

Botond Seres
Host
Botond Seres
ScreamingBox developer extraordinaire.
Dave Erickson
Host
Dave Erickson
Dave Erickson has 30 years of very diverse business experience covering marketing, sales, branding, licensing, publishing, software development, contract electronics manufacturing, PR, social media, advertising, SEO, SEM, and international business. A serial entrepreneur, he has started and owned businesses in the USA and Europe, as well as doing extensive business in Asia, and even finding time to serve on the board of directors for the Association of Internet Professionals. Prior to ScreamingBox, he was a primary partner in building the Fatal1ty gaming brand and licensing program; and ran an internet marketing company he founded in 2002, whose clients include Gunthy-Ranker, Qualcomm, Goldline, and Tigertext.
New Google Apps and Cybersecurity
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