Privacy

Canadian privacy czars release principles for responsible development of AI

The principles remind AI developers they have to follow Canadian data pr

Nova Scotia privacy commissioner investigating provincial MOVEit hack

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

Companies from around the world lead the charge against “deepfakes”

AI-generated deepfakes, initially seen as an entertaining novelty, are starting to raise concerns about their potential misues. These AI enabled impersonations are high realistic...

MPs to investigate allegations “spyware” used against federal employees

Government MPs deny "spyware" is ever used, saying tools are for investigations of alleged misconduct. They also admit government departments might not have done privacy assessments of the tools a

Canadian law regulating social media platforms is needed fast, Parliament told

Act now or Canada risks being left behind by other countries, parliamentary committee told

All Okta customer support users had their email addresses copied

Identity and access provider Okta now says the threat actor who accessed its customer help desk system last month got the names and email addresses of all contacts of organizations that use its support system. Originally, the company said that, after an investigation, it determined only one per cent of the contacts from its 18,000

Proposed Canadian AI law ‘fundamentally flawed,’ Parliament told

A privacy lawyer said the proposed AI bill is vague and sets a dangerous precedent

Compel social media apps to toughen their privacy, trust practices, Parliament told

Committee hearing told social media apps can be exploited for propaganda and radi

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