Google has opened a new cybersecurity hub on the Spanish coast, promising to help build a better, safer internet.Accordingly, Google is warning that cyber threats are growing more “sophisticated, costly and aggressive.” To that end, the tech giant’s Safety Engineering Center (GSEC) in Málaga will house a “broad range” of teams and experts who can jointly work on developing and scaling “cutting-edge” research and tools built on speed, open source and artificial intelligence (AI), Google said in a blog post.“With each passing week, cyber threats are growing more sophisticated, costly and aggressive — undermining the trust needed to create a vibrant, inclusive society,” wrote Kent Walker, Google & Alphabet president of global affairs. “GSEC Málaga aims to be part of the solution, a place where we can collaborate with European experts, academics, businesses, and governments on best practices, share research and knowledge, and raise the security bar for all.”The GSEC will also house a dedicated training space hosting personalized training workshops for government officials, businesses of all sizes, job seekers, NGOs, and local schools. Also, GSEC Málaga adds to existing Safety Engineering Centers in Dublin and Munich.