June 16, 2023, 5:10 p.m. | Kimberly Samra (noreply@blogger.com)

Google Online Security Blog security.googleblog.com



Every day, personal data, such as location information, images, or text queries are passed between your device and remote, cloud-based services. Your data is encrypted when in transit and at rest, but as potential attack vectors grow more sophisticated, data must also be protected during use by the service, especially for software systems that handle personally identifiable user data.




Toward this goal, Google’s Project Oak is a research effort that relies …

attack attack vectors cloud cloud-based computing confidential confidential computing data device encrypted images information location personal personal data rest services slsa software text transparency

Senior Security Engineer - Detection and Response

@ Fastly, Inc. | US (Remote)

Application Security Engineer

@ Solidigm | Zapopan, Mexico

Defensive Cyber Operations Engineer-Mid

@ ISYS Technologies | Aurora, CO, United States

Manager, Information Security GRC

@ OneTrust | Atlanta, Georgia

Senior Information Security Analyst | IAM

@ EBANX | Curitiba or São Paulo

Senior Information Security Engineer, Cloud Vulnerability Research

@ Google | New York City, USA; New York, USA