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Looking to add an extra layer of security to your sensitive emails in Gmail?   Great news! Google Workspace recently expanded its Gmail Client-side Encryption (CSE) to support migrating emails encrypted with S/MIME from other services.  This means you can now seamlessly import your existing encrypted messages  into Gmail CSE, keeping them confidential and compliant. Why Migrate to Gmail CSE? Gmail CSE offers end-to-end encryption, which means only you and the recipient with the decryption key can access the message content. Google itself can't decrypt these messages, providing greater control over your data privacy. This is especially valuable for organizations dealing with sensitive information like healthcare records, financial data, or intellectual property. How to Migrate Securely The migration process involves a few key steps: Setting Up Gmail API and CSE: This initial step requires your admin to configure Gmail accounts with the same S/MIME certificates used i...

  Unveiling Gemini: Google's Game-Changing AI Model The world of AI is constantly evolving, and Google is at the forefront of this innovation. Recently, they introduced Gemini, their most powerful and versatile AI model yet. This blog post will delve into what makes Gemini unique and explore its potential impact across various fields. Breaking New Ground in Multimodality Unlike previous AI models, Gemini boasts an impressive feat – it's multimodal. This means it can seamlessly process and understand information from different sources, including text, images, and even code. This advancement breaks down barriers between traditional AI models that were often restricted to a single format. Imagine searching for information and getting results that combine text summaries with relevant images and videos. That's the potential of Gemini – a more holistic and informative way to interact with AI. Built for Scalability: From Nano to Ultra Another exciting aspect of Gemini is its scala...