RCMP to pay up to $1 million for AI solution to crack data encryption and passwords
Tired of having to muscle its way past encrypted evidence using traditional means, the RCMP is looking…
Shared Services Canada leader responds to critics
TORONTO – Shared Services Canada, the government agency that merged most federal data centres and networking to…
CDN Top Newsmaker: Liberal MP Judy Foote
It’s no secret that Public Services and Procurement Minister Judy Foote has had a tough year. She…
Canadian firms more likely to pay ransomware demands, survey suggests
Despite urgings from the RCMP and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre to not give in to ransomware, Canadian…
Recap: Will state-sanctioned hacks make encryption irrelevant? A discussion on the future of privacy
Update: Thanks again to Nandini Jolly of CryptoMill Technologies Inc. and Laura Tribe of Open Media, and…
CDN Digital Edition looks at Canada’s Top 100 Solution Providers
In this issue of the CDN Digital Edition we are featuring CDW and other winners of the Top 100 Solution…
BlackBerry defends giving RCMP global encryption key, makes apparent dig at Apple
BlackBerry is defending itself in light of revelations that it had given the RCMP the global encryption key…
The RCMP has had access to BlackBerry’s global encryption key for six years
It looks like while the U.S. continues its national debate over privacy versus security in the form…
RCMP turned its back on Shared Services Canada: Report
Ten days ago Public Services minister Judy Foote praised the work of Shared Services Canada, the branch…
HP Inc. Canadian leader sets retirement date
HP Inc.’s Canadian subsidiary has confirmed that Lloyd Bryant, Managing Director at HP Canada Co., plans to…
CDN Top Newsmakers for 2014: RCMP/Heartbleed bug
In probably the most dramatic story of the year, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrested a 19-year-old…
CDN Top Newsmakers for 2014: Lloyd Bryant of HP Canada
Lloyd Bryant, the general manager of HP Canada, has a metaphor to describe HP’s blockbuster decision to…