Hard to believe it, but Google Docs just turned 15.

By way of celebrating this milestone, Google has shared 15 things about Docs that they are celebrating.

After a little research, I discovered my first Google Doc was created Oct. 4, 2007.

So let's take a moment to celebrate along with Google by reading about these15 moments in Google Docs history: https://blog.google/products/docs/happy-15-years-google-docs/

Phishing is a form of social engineering and the bad guys use various tactics, including spoofing, conveying a sense of urgency and authority, and impersonation of trusted contacts or organizations in an attempt to deceive victims to perform an action—such as clicking on links, opening attachments, or divulging sensitive information—to facilitate credential theft, data theft, or the delivery of malware.

Compromised accounts or devices can provide these villains with the opportunity to steal data, financial information, funds, and conduct subsequent attacks.

As part of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, take a moment to visit our Cybersecurity page for tips on how to avoid phishing.

Simply by typing the “@” symbol, the new contextual menu will appear in place with suggestions for contacts, files, meetings, and Docs tools like checklists, charts, special characters, lists, and more. The idea is to provide a simple way to tie together many elements of Workspace into one place so that you and your team can be more productive.

Once you click on an element, it will be inserted and you can carry on with your work without having to waste precious time navigating to the top bar for each item with your mouse.