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Cyber Security Today, Week in Review for Friday, August 5, 2022

This episode features an interview with privacy expert Ann Cavoukian.

U.S., Canada urged to toughen fight against commercial spyware

US intelligence agency employees should be banned from joining foreign spyware firms, Citzen Lab researcher tells Congress

Cyber Security Today, July 20, 2022 – An anonymous service that can get you hacked, infected online restaurant platforms, a Mac backdoor discovered, and...

This episode reports on the abuse of residential IP proxy services, the discovery of data skimmers on online restaurant platforms, a  new Mac backdoor discovered and more

NIST names first four quantum-resistant encryption tools

Algorithms will eventually be included in applications to prevent encryption from being cracked by quantum computers

RBC announces partnerships to provide clients with increased security and control over their financial data

RBC has announced partnership agreements with both Plaid and Envestnet | Yodlee as it looks to provide clients with better access, and control, and...

Government’s latest attempt at privacy legislation reform includes AI regulation

The Liberal government has introduced its second attempt at overhauling the country's privacy laws covering the business sector. Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne introduced Bill C-27...

Employees unclear about surveillance in their workplace, new report reveals

A new report from Capterra has found that more than a third of Canadian employees are being monitored with software at work. The survey of...

IdentityNORTH Summit: Fortier says pandemic has spurred need for digital credential initiative

Despite the many challenges that exist in creating digital identification processes, the pandemic has proven that when we need to, we can quickly move...

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