Cross-posted from the Official Google Blog Technology
can sometimes be complicated, but you shouldn’t have to be a computer
scientist or security expert to stay safe online. Protecting
our users is one of our top priorities at Google. Whether it’s creating
easy-to-use tools to help you manage your information online or
fighting the bad guys behind the scenes, we’re constantly investing to
make Google the best service you can rely on, with security and privacy
features that are on 24-7 and working for you. Last year, we launched Good to Know ,
our biggest-ever consumer education campaign focused on making the web a
safer, more comfortable place. Today, on Safer Internet Day, we’re
updating Good to Know to include more tips and advice to help you
protect yourself and your family from identity theft, scams and online
fraud. You can also learn how to make your computer or mobile device
more secure, and get more out of the web — from searching more
effectively to making calls from your computer. And you can find out
more about how Google works to make you, your device and the whole web
safer. For
example, we encrypt the Gmail and Google Search traffic between your
computer and Google -- this protects your Google activity from being
snooped on by others. We also make this protection, known as
session-wide SSL encryption, the default when you’re signed into Google
Drive. Because outdated software makes your computer more vulnerable to
security problems, we built the Chrome browser to auto-update to the
latest version every time you start it. It gives you up-to-date security
protection without making you do any extra work. Even if you don’t use Google, we work hard to make the web safer for you. Every
day we identify more than 10,000 unsafe websites — and we inform users
and other web companies what we’ve found. We show warnings on up to 14
million Google Search results and 300,000 downloads, telling our users
that there might be something suspicious going on behind a particular
website or link. We share that data with other online companies so they
can warn their users. We know staying safe online is important to you — and it is important to us too. Please take some time today to make your passwords stronger and turn on 2-step verification
to protect your Google Account. Talk with friends and family about
Internet safety. And visit our new Good to Know site to find more tips
and resources to help you stay safe online. Posted by Alma Whitten, Director of Privacy, Product and Engineering
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