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LastPass admits new hack, some customer data exposed

Howard Solomon - December 1, 2022

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Microsoft issues out-of-band patch for domain controllers

Howard Solomon - December 1, 2022

Security

Security expert dives deeply on four types of email attack

Glenn Weir - November 30, 2022

Podcasts

Cyber Security Today, Nov. 30, 2022 -Inflation benefits scam aimed at...

Howard Solomon - November 30, 2022

Security

Ontario school board trying to recover from cyber incident

Howard Solomon - November 29, 2022

Cisco identifies vulnerabilities in Identity Services Engine

Howard Solomon - November 28, 2022

Fixes have yet to come for four of the vulnerabilities, that can only be exploited by authorized ISE users

Can we have that to go? Incompetence as a defence. And getting an “F” in speedy notification. This Week In Ransomware for the week...

Jim Love - November 28, 2022

Would two attacks be a "double-double?" A new and somewhat creative ransomware group called “Donut” has been reportedly mounting "double extortion" attacks. For anyone not...

Cyber Security Today, Nov. 28, 2022 -Twitter breach may be worse than first reported, a US college victimized by ransomware and more

Howard Solomon - November 28, 2022

This episode reports on tne latest Twitter data breach numbers, ransomware and surveys by Dell and OpenText

Cyber Security Today, Week in Review for Friday, November 25, 2022

Howard Solomon - November 25, 2022

In this episode Terry Cutler and I discuss the theft of funds from customers of the DraftKings betting site, ransomware and tips for safe online holiday shopping

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Bolster your first line of defence – 5 tips to foster a security culture

Darren Gallop - October 17, 2022

While the shift to hybrid work and the rise of interconnected systems have created new opportunities for business, this evolution exposed organizations to new...

Assess your SMB cybersecurity defences at warp-speed

Yogi Schulz - October 11, 2022

Understanding Current Cybersecurity Challenges in Law: Legal Considerations for Artificial Intelligence and Technological Development (Article 6)

Melissa Lukings and Arash Habibi Lashkari - August 30, 2022

Cybercrime is on the rise, here’s how to fight it

Mary Ann Yule - August 25, 2022

Understanding Current Cybersecurity Challenges in Law: Data Breaches and Increased Data Awareness (Article 5)

Melissa Lukings and Arash Habibi Lashkari - August 25, 2022

5 steps to help SMBs build security resilience and survive a recession

Darren Gallop - August 25, 2022

Slideshows

30 valuable hidden iPhone features [Part 1]

Using these ten hidden iPhone features will make your iPhone experience more productive and valuable.

10 free cybersecurity awareness training courses you can take today

A list of 10 organizations that are offering free cybersecurity awareness training courses to help you understand and report security threats and breaches.

Has your iPhone been hacked?

We've listed 13 ways hackers can compromise iPhones and highlighted ways to protect yourself and your data.

Tour Trend Micro’s new cyber security research lab in Toronto

Cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, targeting everything from your inbox to elections, and Canada sees its fair share of them. Between 2011 and...