Google continues to invest heavily in Gmail, the ad-supported e-mail service it originally launched more than 13 years ago. Since exiting beta in the summer of 2009, Gmail has become a household name and a popular choice among both startups and mid-sized companies.
Andy Wen, Senior Product Manager with the Counter Abuse Technology group at Google, announced on Wednesday a handful new security features including early phishing detection using machine learning, unintended external reply warnings, click-time warnings for malicious links and built-in defenses against new threats.
