Marketing conglomerate Dentsu is warning current and former employees after a cyberattack on its Merkle subsidiary compromised sensitive workforce data. The breach exposed bank details, payroll information, and National Insurance numbers, raising serious security concerns.
Google’s New York office faced an unexpected closure after reports of bed bug infestation. Employees were instructed to work from home while professional exterminators addressed the issue, with the building reopening Monday morning following successful treatment.
Google’s Chelsea campus in New York City experienced an unexpected disruption this week when bed bugs were discovered in the workplace, according to reports. Employees received notification on Sunday about the potential infestation and were instructed to remain away from the building while professional exterminators conducted treatment. The swift response allowed the office to reopen by Monday morning following successful eradication efforts.
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Google has launched a groundbreaking AI feature in Gmail that revolutionizes how users schedule meetings. The Gemini-powered ‘Help me schedule’ tool automatically suggests optimal meeting times based on email content and calendar availability, creating a seamless scheduling experience directly within your inbox.
Google continues to push the boundaries of email functionality with its latest artificial intelligence innovation in Gmail. The newly announced “Help me schedule” feature represents a significant advancement in how professionals coordinate meetings, leveraging Google’s powerful Gemini AI to transform the traditional back-and-forth of scheduling into an automated, intelligent process.
Dr. Kelly Fletcher, Chief Information Officer at the State Department, is transforming diplomatic operations through AI modernization and enhanced cybersecurity. Her team supports 100,000 users across 190 countries while managing unique mission challenges. The reorganization of Diplomatic Technology aims to balance scale with functional intimacy.
Artificial intelligence and diplomatic technology modernization are transforming how the U.S. Department of State operates globally, according to Dr. Kelly Fletcher, the department’s Chief Information Officer. As both CIO and assistant secretary leading the Bureau of Diplomatic Technology, Fletcher oversees technology delivery to 100,000 users across 190 countries, managing everything from enterprise services to mission-critical applications and cybersecurity.
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