The state of Digital ID in Canada
Digital ID is coming to Canada, bringing with it a host of questions and even some concerns…
Quebec government to pay researchers for discovering vulnerabilities
The Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital and Minister responsible for Access to Information and the Protection of…
Quebec government embarrassed by web faux pas
The Government of Quebec has recently had to deal with some embarrassing incidents involving its presence on…
Coffee Briefing March 22, 2022 – new venture fund focuses on national security and critical infrastructure in Canada; new research says Google makes us more likely to forget things; and more
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Unprotected federal agencies leave Canada open to cyber attacks, says Parliamentary committee
Many federal departments and entities are still not falling into line with the Canadian government’s cyber defence…
Local manufacturing of semiconductors a priority worldwide
Driven by the semiconductor shortage, nations that rely on offshore chip manufacturing are looking to bring at…
Canada urges critical infrastructure firms to be ready for Russian-based cyber attacks
The agency that defends Canada’s IT networks is warning firms here — particularly banks, airlines, telcos, and…
Canadian websites temporarily shut down as world scrambles to mitigate or patch Log4Shell vulnerability
Federal and provincial departments including the Canada Revenue Agency, Employment and Social Development Canada and the Toronto…
Channel Bytes December 3, 2021 – Wi-Fi 6; diagnostic intelligence for mobile; digital twins; and more
Staying informed is a constant challenge. There’s so much to do, and so little time. But we…