Podcasts

Premier Doug Ford is all about the 2014 BlackBerry Classic, Apple shows its new products at its Spring Loaded event, and TikTok sued for collecting children’s data in Britain and Europe.

Today's podcast reports on the theft of driver’s licence numbers from insurer Geico, a U.s. energy company drained of customer account data, vulnerabilities in a Wi-Fi air fryer, the latest security patches and Canadian high schoolers in cybersecurity test final

Facebook is launching its own Clubhouse-inspired audio rooms, public health experts are not in favour of Instagram for kids, and Canada’s tabled 2021 budget has updates for Canada’s tech industry.

The massive Rogers and Fido outage leaves customers without precious data nationwide, Elon Musk says Starlink should be fully mobile by the end of 2021, and NASA successfully flies a helicopter on Mars. 

Ten-year prison term for hacker group manager, watch for these attacks against universities and more.

The Wall Street Journal reveals that Apple Music pays a penny per stream, some tech giants like IBM are unveiling their hybrid work plans, and struggling airlines are concerned about businesses rethinking necessary business travel.

Welcome to Cyber Security Today. This is the Week In Review edition for Friday April 16th. I'm Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for...

This podcast reports on warnings on the most common vulnerable devices Russian attackers go after, how a games company was hit by ransomware, and be careful with internet searches for certain business terms