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[ad_1] Chuck Robbins, opening keynote A thunderous bass and some bright lights kicked off Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins’ opening keynote, which was about solving some of the world’s biggest problems by improving the network infrastructure it’s built on. While the infrastructure in place today has helped deliver health, education and other resources to all parts […]

[ad_1] CIOs from some of Canada’s top institutions as well as notable startups gathered on Thursday night to celebrate some illustrious millennials at the Developer 30 under 30 awards in Toronto. Organized by mobile development agency Plastic Mobile and in its second year, the awards program recognizes developer talent under 30 years old. It received […]

[ad_1] Over the last five years, the key risks related to security, privacy, and data sovereignty have largely been addressed, as there is only a small minority of enterprise (10 per cent or less) that continue to see issues with these critical risks not being readily addressable in the market. The erstwhile #1 concern, market […]

[ad_1] Curved displays are usually used for gaming purposes, but as they become more reasonably priced, could businesses take advantage of this type of monitor as well? On the latest All Hands on Tech, we review Asus’ new Designo Curved MX34VQ display and the benefits it might offer a business environment. Check out the review in […]

[ad_1] Personal information accessed at Canada Revenue, Facebook’s war on terrorists and a new banking malware found Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It’s Monday June 18th. To hear the podcast, click on the arrow below: The personal information of over 80,000 Canadians held by the Canada Revenue Agency may have been accessed without authorization over […]

[ad_1] Snapchat opens its platform up to third party developers, the 2018 World Cup is a testbed for new tech, and Tesla announces full autopilot. First up from LinkedIn, Snapchat’s parent company Snap Inc. has begun working with third party developers for the first time ever and appears to be determined to avoid the privacy […]

[ad_1] Not only do data losses and downtime cost Canadian enterprises an average of about $1.2 million each year, but they also result in lost business and reputational harm. All companies struggle to recover, but for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), which comprise 98 per cent of the Canadian economy, compromised data and downtime may […]

[ad_1] By Cheryl McGrath, Area Vice President and Country General Manager, Canada, Optiv All too often, enterprises get caught in the familiar cycle of deploying an endless stream of the latest and greatest security products and assuming this will successfully mitigate risk. More often than not, though, this creates a complex and wasteful technology sprawl […]

[ad_1] There’s no shortage of Internet maps network and security administrators can tap into. They can make an eye-catching wall display on a big-screen monitor, with colourful animation that suggests the globe is awash in trouble. The latest free map was revealed this week from Oracle, and dubbed the Internet Intelligence Map. Unlike other threat maps […]

[ad_1] How much email security worries infosec pros, Apple ups iOS security in a way police may not like and another processor bug found Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It’s Friday June 15h. To hear the podcast, click on the arrow below: By now most of you know that email is one of the most […]