Why website trackers are dangerous for Canadians
DANIEL MARKUSON: And how to evade them
Tag: Cyber security
Why are data breaches still an issue?
YOGI SCHULZ: How many breaches must we read about before we take action to protect our customer information?
How to reduce the risk of phishing attacks
YOGI SHULZ: October is Cyber Security Awareness Month. But don’t wait until then to incorporate security measures in your business
Wading through the authentication quagmire
ALLAN BONNER: After my recent experience, I’m thinking I might have better luck without authentication and taking my chances with fraudsters
How to prevent ransomware attacks on your computer
TECHNOLOGY: Never operate a computer without anti-virus software. Some websites appear to offer free anti-virus software but actually install ransomware
Wake up your employees to cyber security risks
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT: While technical security safeguards are essential, employees continue to be the weakest link when it comes to protecting corporate information
How to stop playing Whac-a-Mole with your information services
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT: Band-aid fixes create a terrible work environment. It often exists in organizations where IS is viewed as a hugely expensive cost centre
Canada must take a stand against China’s totalitarian use of tech
KYLE MATTHEWS: Democracies, even Canada, are beginning to wake up to the threats posed by China
Hybrid warfare is a threat to our way of life
RALPH THIELE: We need to develop a common and comprehensive understanding of the implications of new technologies in a hybrid threats/warfare context (FREE)
Food industry must tighten security in face of cyber attacks
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: Experts have warned the food industry for years about the threat of becoming a target for hackers. What was once purely academic has become a reality (FREE)
Too many fault lines in digital voting process
CONSTANTINE PASSARIS: The shambles of the Iowa caucuses reconfirms that electronic voting is still a long way off
