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Canadian police need a search warrant to get your IP address: Supreme Court

Howard Solomon - March 1, 2024

Pornhub operator broke Canadian privacy law, watchdog rules

Howard Solomon - February 29, 2024

Coffee Briefing Feb. 27 – Apple introduces post quantum cryptography in iMessage; Seneca Polytechnic and Microsoft partner; New CRTC vice chairperson; and more

Ashee Pamma - February 27, 2024

U.S. drug store chain banned from using facial recognition for five years

Howard Solomon - December 20, 2023

Rite Aid sanctioned for technology that falsely flagged consumers as matching someone who had previously been identified as a shoplifter or other troublemaker.

AlphV/BlackCat ransomware gang’s websites seized, FBI releases decrypter

Howard Solomon - December 19, 2023

A source infiltrated the gang after responding to an ad for potential affiliates

Southern Ontario school board acknowledges ‘cyber incident’

Howard Solomon - December 15, 2023

One of the biggest public school boards in Southern Ontario has publicly acknowledged a cyber attack, over a month after it was detected. The York...

Dental benefits group notifying almost 7 million Americans of MOVEit data theft

Howard Solomon - December 15, 2023

Delta Dental says attacker stole names, account numbers and credit/debit card numbers

Provincial privacy commissioners oppose proposed federal privacy tribunal

Howard Solomon - December 13, 2023

Three provincial privacy commissioners testify on what needs to be changed in C-17

European political agreement paves the way for AI law

Howard Solomon - December 9, 2023

The European Union has reached agreement on the world's first comprehensive artificial intelligence law. According to the Associated Press, negotiators from the European Parliament and...

Canadian privacy czars release principles for responsible development of AI

Howard Solomon - December 7, 2023

The principles remind AI developers they have to follow Canadian data privacy laws

Nova Scotia privacy commissioner investigating provincial MOVEit hack

Howard Solomon - December 7, 2023

Data of at least 100,000 public servants and hospital staff was stolen

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Coffee Briefing Feb. 27 – Apple introduces post quantum cryptography in iMessage; Seneca Polytechnic and Microsoft partner; New CRTC vice chairperson; and more

Meta may not bring some products to Canada unless proposed AI law changed, Parliament told

Coffee Briefing Jan. 30 – CGI and National Bank of Canada deepen partnership; OpenText’s new cloud editions release; Telus’ new AI report gathers a...

Tories again cause testimony on proposed cybersecurity bill to be shortened

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Understanding Cybersecurity on Smartphones (UCS-Sph) Part 2

MohammadMoein Shafi and Arash Habibi Lashkari - March 5, 2024

This second article of the Understanding Cybersecurity on Smartphones (UCS-Sph) series delves into Microsoft's Windows Phone, a mobile OS that has undergone significant changes...

4 reasons organizations should incorporate AI TRiSM into their AI models

Gartner - February 15, 2024

5 Tech Trends Shaping Canada’s Business Landscape in 2024

Farhaz Thobani - January 24, 2024

Small businesses must stay ahead of cybercrime now more than ever

Aviva Klein - November 22, 2023

Data breaches cost Canadian businesses $5.6 million on average, risk losing customer trust

Aviva Klein - July 6, 2023

Is a spy app collecting data from your phone?

Yogi Schulz - August 22, 2022

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Experts sound the alarm on readiness for Canada’s new privacy regulations

Businesses that haven’t started preparing for the new privacy rules coming to Canada this fall could be in for an unpleasant surprise, say experts. The...

Insider threats: Establishing intent and people-centricity

The “Bring Your Own Device” movement (BYOD) is now a given in the workplace. People have come to expect free access to company computing...

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