Tag: Canada
Why Google’s Toronto ‘Smart City’ project is running into hefty local resistance
Concerns over residents' personal data is undermining the Google Alphabet project in its infancy.
Canadians’ Food Safety knowledge is lacking, Federal survey finds
A spokesman for Health Canada said the department will update its safe food handling advertising campaign.
An uneventful G7 – from a security standpoint
Compare that with the 2010 G8/G20 disaster in Toronto where police cars were burned, bank windows were smashed and hundreds were arrested. The question raises itself: what was different this time in Canada?
Score one for the good guys!
As a society we have to decide what powers and what tools to give our protectors. Are we ok with the use of devious tactics to deal with devious actors?
Canadian Government Updates Food Safety Regulations
On Wednesday, June 13th, The Canadian Government announced Safe Food for Canadians Regulations that will come into effect January, 15th, 2019.
Join us in Toronto for the ISO 27001 LA training and certification event on 25-29 June
Join us in Toronto, ON, Canada for the Certified ISO 27001 Lead Auditor training event.
Canadians Unsure What to Do Post-Identity Theft
Identity theft knowledge is low among the majority of Canadians.
BMO and CIBC Simplii Financial reveal hacks of customer data
2 Canadian banks say accounts compromised: CIBC says 40,000, and BMO says up to 50,000 affected.
Cyber attacks on Supply Chains up significantly in 2017
2017 saw a worrying increase in ransomware and other cyberattacks targeting the supply chain.
Internet privacy notices filling up your inbox? Here’s why
Almost everybody who uses an online service or app that handles their data has been getting a flood of emails advising of privacy-policy changes.
Glitches reported as emergency alert testing resumes across Canada
The same problems that affected Ontario on Monday are being seen across the country as tests continue.
Alert Ready will hit your smartphone: Here’s what it’s all about
Millions of cellphones, tablets and other portable devices will sound off across the country next week to test Canada’s new public emergency alert system.