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Cyber Security Today, April 19, 2024 – Police bust phishing rental platform, a nine-year old virus found on Ukrainian computers, and more

Howard Solomon - April 19, 2024

Canadian police need a search warrant to get your IP address: Supreme Court

Howard Solomon - March 1, 2024

Pornhub operator broke Canadian privacy law, watchdog rules

Howard Solomon - February 29, 2024

Ad firms urge Firefox to rethink cookie ban

- March 25, 2013

Online advertisers voice opposition to Mozilla's do-not-track plan for soon-to-be-released, Firefox 22

4 U.S. Internet laws you should know

- March 12, 2013

Bone up on four laws dealing with digital content that are either being debated or expected to come up for consideration by U.S. lawmakers

Five nations, five firms named enemies of the Internet

IT World Canada Staff - March 12, 2013

Reporters Without Borders call for controls on export of surveillance tools to countries flouting fundamental rightsrn

Bill calls for mandatory data breach reporting

IT World Canada Staff - February 27, 2013

Private members bill by NDP MP Charmain Borg

Service offers social media protection for enterprise

Howard Solomon - December 5, 2012

A cloud service that scrambles text or files now offers a version that organizations can use to oversee staff use of the technology

A prescription to make mobile health care apps better

Cindy Baker - November 1, 2012

A new billing app created by doctors confirms that user experience really is everything in application design. It’s even more vital when it comes...

Big data and the legal profession: the jury is in

brian bloom - October 31, 2012

Lawyers are now able to use predictive analytics to determine outcomes in the same way other businesses are

Twitter correlation tool can home in on users

brian bloom - October 17, 2012

Maltego can bring together public information quickly and create profiles of social media users, says creator

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Coffee Briefing Feb. 27 – Apple introduces post quantum cryptography in iMessage; Seneca Polytechnic and Microsoft partner; New CRTC vice chairperson; and more

Coffee Briefing Jan. 30 – CGI and National Bank of Canada deepen partnership; OpenText’s new cloud editions release; Telus’ new AI report gathers a...

Meta may not bring some products to Canada unless proposed AI law changed, Parliament told

Proposed Canadian law puts burden on large internet providers to police child porn, hate

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Understanding Cybersecurity on Smartphones (UCS-Sph) Part 2

MohammadMoein Shafi and Arash Habibi Lashkari - March 5, 2024

This second article of the Understanding Cybersecurity on Smartphones (UCS-Sph) series delves into Microsoft's Windows Phone, a mobile OS that has undergone significant changes...

4 reasons organizations should incorporate AI TRiSM into their AI models

Gartner - February 15, 2024

5 Tech Trends Shaping Canada’s Business Landscape in 2024

Farhaz Thobani - January 24, 2024

Small businesses must stay ahead of cybercrime now more than ever

Aviva Klein - November 22, 2023

Data breaches cost Canadian businesses $5.6 million on average, risk losing customer trust

Aviva Klein - July 6, 2023

Is a spy app collecting data from your phone?

Yogi Schulz - August 22, 2022

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Experts sound the alarm on readiness for Canada’s new privacy regulations

Businesses that haven’t started preparing for the new privacy rules coming to Canada this fall could be in for an unpleasant surprise, say experts. The...

Insider threats: Establishing intent and people-centricity

The “Bring Your Own Device” movement (BYOD) is now a given in the workplace. People have come to expect free access to company computing...

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