Government & Public Sector

Collaboration is what drives the Smart Systems for Health Agency, an organization formed to provide a common IT infrastructure and services to Ontario

Former WorldCom Inc. Chief Executive Officer Bernard Ebbers Monday took the stand in a packed New York courtroom to defend himself against charges of conspiracy and fraud in connection with US$11 billion of accounting misstatements that led to the bankruptcy of the telecommunications giant he built.

The European Union

The Singaporean government will implement a three-year information technology project designed to strengthen the defences of the southeast Asian nation against terrorists, criminals and hackers, government officials said Tuesday.

The changed privacy and security regulatory environment in Canada and the U.S. is driving dramatic changes in the role of the chief security officer (CSO), said some participants at the recently concluded RSA Conference in San Francisco. North American CSOs, they said, are struggling to make company security policies compliant with a new regulatory scene.

Smart Systems for Health Agency (SSHA) has it all taped out. The Ontario Government agency has taken steps to guarantee the security of its backup tape systems that hold sensitive health information. Each day this information criss-crosses the SSHA technology infrastructure that links more than 80 per cent of Ontario

Opponents of plans to introduce software patents in the European Union (E.U.) won a major victory Thursday when the European Parliament demanded a restart to the decision-making process. Leaders of the Parliament

Stalking is a major problem in cases of domestic separation