Despite increasing cyber security risks, over a quarter of surveyed individuals at Canadian businesses over the past year and a half have not instituted anti-malware protection, while a sizeable chunk said they don’t have a formal policy to fix security vulnerabilities.
MISSISSAUGA — Telus Corp.’s vice president and chief security officer said the government’s cybersecurity bill is ineffective in that it attempts to regulate supplier behavior by regulating...
The federal government Tuesday announced $675,000 in funding for a University of Waterloo-based project aimed at shoring up cybersecurity in quantum computing. The project, called Laying the...
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...
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