OTTAWA — Whistleblower and data scientist Christopher Wylie testified at the House ethics committee Tuesday, continuing to allege that data companies acted improperly in elections around the world, but also defending the use of data crunching during the Canadian political process.
Canadian organizations pay an average ransom of $458,247 to ransomware attackers, with more than half those organizations needing to wait more than a month before they financially recover, according...
MISSISSAUGA -- Ontario’s former privacy commissioner hopes the government's proposed privacy bill -- likely to be reintroduced by the Liberal government after Bill C-11 died on the floor when the...
Public Works and Government Services Canada awarded the RCMP’s “national cybercrime solution” contract to Toronto-based FTI Consulting Canada Inc., after the government’s 2016 Cyber Review...
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