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Will cyberbullying bill open door to Lawful Access?

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A bill introduced yesterday by the Conservative government to combat cyber bullying could also have the effect of making it easier for Canadian Internet...

Ontario privacy chief supports security oversight bill

Nestor E. Arellano -
What's the Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC) up to these days and should Canadians be worried about it? Ann Cavoukian, commissioner of the Information...

FINTRAC collecting more data on Canadians than needed

Nestor E. Arellano -
The Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC), the department responsible for monitoring bank accounts across the country for counter terrorist funding...

Privacy czars urge openness in online surveillance

Nestor E. Arellano -
Governments should be more open and accountable to the public about their online surveillance activities, according to a resolution released yesterday by privacy commissioners...

Canucks split on government reading email: Survey

Nestor E. Arellano -
Canadians’ apparent apathy towards online privacy may be rooted in simple ignorance, according to the Canadian Internet Registration Authority

NSA hacked UN video teleconferencing system: Report

Nestor E. Arellano -
NSA technicians gained access to computer networks of E.U. delegates by hacking into the virtual private network linking the machines

MDM provider opens Canadian data centre

Howard Solomon -
U.S.-based mobile device management provider AirWatch sets up Canadian data for customers here who want its hosted service

Toronto’s SecureKey lands $15 million U.S. contract

nestor e. arellano -
U.S. Postal Service pilots cloud-based authentication service similar to online credential exchange launched in Canada last year
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