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Employees unclear about surveillance in their workplace, new report reveals

Samira Balsara -
A new report from Capterra has found that more than a third of Canadian employees are being monitored with software at work. The survey of...

IdentityNORTH Summit: Fortier says pandemic has spurred need for digital credential initiative

Paul Barker -
Despite the many challenges that exist in creating digital identification processes, the pandemic has proven that when we need to, we can quickly move...

Google AI engineer put on leave for violating privacy policy

Tom Li -
Blake Lemoine, a senior software engineer in Google’s Responsible AI organization, has been put on administrative leave amidst a flurry of controversy. He has...

Phillippe Dufresne nominated to be next Canadian privacy commissioner

Howard Solomon -
Philippe Dufresne is a former general counsel to the Canadian Human Rights Commission

Talking privacy with Harvey Jang, Cisco’s chief privacy officer

Howard Solomon -
The biggest mistake IT leaders make in trying to secure sensitive data is not understanding where their data is and how it flows, says...

Cyber Security Today: Friday, June 3rd, 2022

Jim Love -
An alarming increase in cyber vulnerabilities for small and medium sized business in the US and Canada,  the US government says its okay to...

Privacy commissioners find Tim Hortons violated privacy laws

Lynn Greiner -
Results of a joint investigation launched in June 2020 by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) and Canada’s three provincial private...

Outgoing Canadian privacy commissioner critical of companies, Ottawa in final speech

Howard Solomon -
In his final speech to a Canadian privacy conference Daniel Therrien also called again for a rights-based privacy law
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