Canadian SMBs incur a potential productivity loss of CA$2 billion using older technology
A recent study commissioned by Microsoft and Intel reported that the cost of using a PC older…
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SecTor 2019: Experts say more resources needed to meet cybersecurity skills shortage
Governments and the private sector have to do more if Canada wants to overcome the shortage of cybersecurity talent needed to meet online threats, experts stressed during a security conference.
Hashtag Trending – New privacy tools from Google, Alexa goes job hunting, UPS delivery drones approved
Google rolls out new privacy features, Alexa steps up to help people find jobs, and UPS gets federal approval for a fleet of delivery drones.
Who should the CISO report to, and other CloudSec 2019 takeaways
Cloud computing has become widely accepted by Canadian businesses, but that doesn’t mean they’ve figured out how to use it effectively, or more importantly, how to secure their data floating around in someone else’s computer.
Hashtag Trending – Facebook’s new business venture, IT safeguards from Elections Canada, Uber’s new safety system
Facebook is hoping to replace your smartphone with smart glasses, Elections Canada beefs up IT security ahead…
Government of Canada picks KeyData for cybersecurity contract
A Toronto-based cybersecurity firm today announced it has been selected to provide the Canadian federal government with security solutions and systems integration services.
Cohesity’s CyberScan app targets unpatched vulnerabilities in backups
Organizations looking for a way to scan their production environment for vulnerabilities without disrupting it have an…
Federal government launches cybersecurity certification program for SMBs
The federal government on Monday launched the long-awaited cybersecurity certification for small and mid-sized businesses in hopes of increasing the attention SMBs pay to cybersecurity as well as increasing the confidence of online shoppers who buy from Canadian sites.
Ottawa’s cybersecurity action plan includes $10M for special projects
Just over a year after announcing an updated federal cybersecurity strategy, Ottawa has revealed how it will be implemented.
More than 90% of security decision-makers fail to keep tabs on workloads in the cloud
Executives’ desire to not miss out on a competitive advantage is leading to security professionals losing track of workloads on the cloud, according to a new study from Symantec Corp.
The Reddit Recap – Cylance engine gets tricked, a strange request, and the tips list grows
A bug in Cylance, a boss’ request raises eyebrows, and more from this week’s top posts on the MSP subreddit
Security is #1 IT priority for Canadian businesses, says CDW Canada report
An increasing number of Canadian businesses believe they are more ready for cyber threats than they were this time last year, according to a new report published by CDW Canada.
Collaboration and security major themes at Ingram Micro’s Partner Experience Roadshow
Ingram Micro held its 2019 Partner Experience Roadshow recently in Toronto, and it was clear that collaboration across the Canadian tech industry has become the norm.
Kaspersky rebranding unrelated to government ban, says executive
A lot has changed in the cybersecurity space since the 1990’s, which is why Kaspersky Lab recently announced a “complete rebranding” of the organization, according to the company’s head of marketing and partner marketing for North America.
eSentire opens new global HQ in Waterloo
Cybersecurity company eSentire opens a new global HQ in Waterloo
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