Podcasts

Canadian charged as encrypted network allegedly used by criminals disrupted, equipment from Huawei and others called risky to US networks, and updates for Chrome browser, Netgear and Linux

Amazon says no to a Pickering warehouse opening while appealing orders to close a Brampton location due to a COVID-19 outbreak, and Google is accused of tracking users in 'Incognito' mode

Two new podcasts are joining the IT World Canada family: Deeper Dive and Leadership in a Digital Enterprise. Both are hosted by ITWC CIO Jim Love.

Today's podcast reports on the latest on Exchange Server vulnerabilities, criminal groups blocked from using secure messaging service, a warning about sex toys and more

NFTs are making people go wild, we try and find out why, Uber is asking Canadian provinces to change labour laws, and a fire destroys data centres in France and knocks out millions of websites.

The CEOs of Facebook, Google, and Twitter will face questions about misinformation, hackers breach surveillance cameras globally, and cellphone data shows more people are on the move. 

Crypto climate challenges, the surge of one-way interviews, and Amazon One’s palm and pay technology is expanding. 

LinkedIn's Workforce Confidence Index breaks down the challenges and strategies that Canadians are applying to the job hunt by gender, Microsoft’s $7.5 billion acquisition of ZeniMax Media gets the green light, and some temperature scanning devices prove to be super inaccurate.