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Group wins federal contract to automate network device authentication
Optiv Canada, Venafi and Crypto4A Technologies are installing a solution to centrally manage PKI infr
Critical SAP Vulnerability Patched Months Ago Now On US Exploited Bug List
Coming after a detailed presentation about the hole at two cybersecurity conferences the listing raises the possibility it is currently being
Canadian non-profit gets funding to raise awareness of quantum computing threat
Grant given to Quantum-Safe Canada to help energy and finance sectors plan to implement quantum-resistant
Voting Rights Experts Criticize Twitter’s Plan To Fight Misinformation
Civil and voting rights experts have criticized Twitter's decision to fight the spread of misinformation in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections.
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RCMP: Spyware only used with court approval
At a parliamentary committee hearing the force admits spyware has been used since b
U.S., Canada Urged To Toughen Fight Against Commercial spyware
US intelligence agency employees should be banned from joining foreign spyware firms, Citzen Lab researcher tell
‘Outages happen,’ Telecom Regulator Tells Parliamentary Committee Looking Into Rogers Crisis
The head of Canada’s telecommunications regulator said this month’s huge internet and wireless network failure at Rogers could result in more regulation of the industry, but also suggested there is nothing the regulator can do can prevent service interruptions. “Outages happen,” CRTC chair Ian Scott told the House of Commons Industry committee looking into the
Ontario Town Still Recovering From Ransomware Attack
A small Ontario town is in the fifth day of dealing with a ransomware attack that has encrypted data. St. Marys, Ont., a town of about 7,500 just over an hour and a half drive north-west of Toronto, says critical municipal services, including fire, police, transit, and water/wastewater systems were unaffected by the incident and