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May 22, 2013
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Stating that "sophisticated threats demand sophisticated responses," Defence Minister Peter MacKay has committed $20 million to fund projects aimed at making Canada safer from cyber attacks.
Among the 26 science and technology initiatives to receive funding is a joint government-academic project to develop capabilities to "identify, locate and mitigate potential wireless security threats," strengthen Canada's digital infrastructure, and improve responses to cyber threats. The partners in the project are Defence Research and Development Canada, Laval University in Quebec City and the University of Western Ontario in London.
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Top News
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Report due on business risks from cyber crime
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Canadian government gets serious about storage devices
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Canadians savvy on privacy
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22M accounts exposed in Yahoo Japan breach
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Espionage hacking campaign "Operation Hangover" originates in India
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Mac spyware discovered on Angolan dissident's computer at Oslo Freedom Forum
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Judge in London sentences LulzSec members
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Threat Defenses: Before, During and After the Point of Click
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Liable to attack: Cyber insurance can help organizations cover the cost of breaches
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The State of DDoS: Observations from Recent Targeted Attacks and Best Practices for DDoS Mitigation
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The Latest Issue
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Welcome to the May 2013 digital edition of SC Magazine Canada, in PDF format.
Featured in this issue:
• The great divide - Aaron Swartz's death inspired Rep. Zoe Lofgren to want to reform the federal anti-hacking law, but some worry this would sterilize a potent enforcement weapon.
• At your service - Canada's Shared Services initiative is supposed to save money first, and generate security benefits as a side benefit.
• Special section: Education - We investigate the state of continuing education, asking experts about the value of certifications.
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