What's In the Latest Chrome Update?

Computerworld | Google on Jan. 24 released Chrome 64 for Windows, macOS and Linux, boosting the browser's defenses against the microprocessor flaws that blitzed through the news earlier this month. The upgrade also beefed up Chrome's pop-up blocker, put a stop to hucksters hijacking the browsing session by automatically steering to an unwanted website, and implemented a promised option to let users mute auto-playing audio on a site-by-site basis. And Google's security team patched 53 new vulnerabilities in the browser.

How GDPR Will Affect Your Email Archiving

BetaNews | What three things should organizations do to maintain GDPR archive email compliance? What if my business isn't located in the EU? What role does the cloud play when it comes to GDPR? Find out the answers to these questions (and more) here.

Maersk Reinstalled 45,000 PCs and 4,000 Servers to Recover From NotPetya Attack

Bleeping Computer | The world's largest container shipping company—A.P. Møller-Maersk—said it recovered from the NotPetya ransomware incident by reinstalling over 4,000 servers, 45,000 PCs, and 2,500 applications over the course of ten days in late June and early July 2017. By all accounts, this is a monumental effort from Maersk's IT staff, equivalent to installing a new infrastructure from the ground up.

How To Search Within A Folder in Google Drive

G Suite Tips | By selecting a specific folder in Drive you can then search within it and its subfolders. This addition to Drive search is very simple and very powerful. 

How to Set Up Google Print on Your Chromebook

Laptop Mag | With your Chromebook, wireless printing to a network-attached or cloud-ready printer is just a matter of switching on a few settings, thanks to the Chrome Web browser and Google Cloud Print. Here’s how to set it up.