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Some in Ontario broader public sector are “struggling” with cybersecurity: Panel chair
The province has accepted the panel's recommendations but given no implement
U.S. to announce plans to fund broadband infrastructure by June 30
By June 30, the United States plans to announce more than $42 billion in broadband infrastructure grants to states and territories.
The Commerce Department's National...
Proposed privacy law ‘pretty well balanced,’ Canadian marketers told
A panel of experts at the Canadian Marketing Association's privacy conference looked at the proposed law an
Countries band together to better fight ransomware, set ‘priority targets’
36 nations to form a task force to co-ordinate efforts, work closer with tech companies and set 'priority targets' through a single
Shares of Snap and Meta soar after TikTok ban suggestion
Shares of Snap and Meta rose 3.4% and 2.2%, respectively, after Brendan Carr, a Federal Communications Commissioner, proposed that the U.S. government ban TikTok.
Brendan...
Industry minister to address Canadian marketers on proposed privacy law
Speech today will support the Liberal government's second attempt at privacy
Privacy rights must be respected in digital ID systems, say Canadian regulators
In a joint resolution the federal, provincial and territorial privacy commissioners and ombudsmen set out privacy conditions digital ID systems s
USB stick sold in Yukon pawn shop had personal data from Health ministry
Health minister says a former employee copied data onto USB key, then 'abandoned' with other belongings in a st