March 27, 2013
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Bill C-30 falls owing to expense and privacy concerns

The Conservative government of Prime Minister Stephen Harper has rarely backed down during its seven years in power. It has made an exception on the controversial internet surveillance legislation first introduced in early 2012.

Bill C-30 was opposed by federal and provincial privacy commissioners, who decried the provisions that would permit law enforcement officials to compel internet service providers (ISPs) to identify clients without a warrant. ISPs opposed the bill because they claimed it would force them to install expensive tracking equipment.

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The Latest Issue

Welcome to the March 2013 digital edition of SC Magazine Canada, in PDF format.

Featured in this issue:

CSO of the year - John South joined Heartland Payment Systems when it was still reeling from a breach...and it's the best career decision he's ever made.

Guarding against a data breach survey - For this sixth edition of our annual data breach survey, we broadened our base of respondents to include security professionals in the U.K. and Australia.

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