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Cyber Security Today, Nov. 17, 2021 – Ransomware gangs now buying zero-day vulnerabilities, a warning about vulnerable memory chips and the Emotet gang is...

Howard Solomon -
Today's episode reports on ransomware gangs being rich enough to buying zero-day vulnerabilities, a warning about vulnerable memory chips and the apparent return of Emotet

Hashtag trending Nov. 17 – Amazon fined; homebuyers keen on internet; U.S. government rejects making chips in China

Tom Li -
*With files from Jori Negin-Schecter* Amazon fined $500,000 for hiding Covid numbers, homebuyers are prioritizing good internet, and the U.S. Government takes exception to Intel...

Coffee Briefing, Nov. 16, 2021 – Square Marketing comes to Canada; alliance to increase academic diversity in Canada; initiatives to support Canadian SMBs; and more

Pragya Sehgal -
Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Grab a coffee and take five while you nibble on these tidbits.

Hashtag trending Nov. 16 – Liberals to take a stance on Huawei; Epic Games shuts down Fortnite in China; Twitter Blue’s big problem

Tom Li -
Canada’s Liberals are likely to exclude Huawei tech from policy, Epic Games shuts down the Chinese version of Fortnite, and the problem with Twitter...

Cyber Security Today, Nov. 15, 2021 – Cyberattack hits Ottawa medical clinic, FBI email server hacked, and a record DDoS attack

Howard Solomon -
This episode looks at an attack on a Canadian health clinic, a misconfiguration error at the FBI, and more

Hashtag trending Nov. 15 – FBI external email hacked; Facebook tapers targeted ads; Patreon’s video platform

Tom Li -
Hackers took control of an FBI email account, Facebook promises to curtail targeted ads criteria, and Patreon is making a YouTube competitor. That’s all the...

Cyber Security Today, Week in Review for Friday, Nov. 12, 2021

Howard Solomon -
In this episode there's a discussion about protecting data from lateral movement by attackers, better awareness training for customer support staff and more

Cyber Security Today, Nov. 12, 2021 – Ransomware training from Ryerson, Aruba Central compromised, new botnet is discovered and more

Howard Solomon -
This episode reports on ransomware training from a Canadian university for IT and business leaders, the hack of the Aruba Central service, the discovery of a new botnet and security updates released
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