Rogers victimized by ransomware
A misstep by an IT employee of Canadian communications conglomerate Rogers Communications allowed the contractual information of 50-70 of the company’s business customers to be exposed via Twitter.
A misstep by an IT employee of Canadian communications conglomerate Rogers Communications allowed the contractual information of 50-70 of the company’s business customers to be exposed via Twitter.
Canada deported self-proclaimed Anonymous member Matt DeHart.
Shared Services Canada plans to spend $55 million to upgrade IT infrastructure.
One of Canada’s intelligence agencies has been secretly monitoring file downloads across the world for years.
Canada’s companies are ill-prepared to meet modern cybersecurity challenges, according to a survey by the Ponemon Institute.
The Canadian government has introduced Bill C-51, an ‘anti-terror’ bill that will broaden the surveillance powers of government agencies.
A Canadian federal bill that would force companies to notify individuals of breaches moved a step closer to being law in October.
British Columbia’s provincial government is notifying 15,000 individuals after a privacy breach in its Wildfire Management Branch.
Canada’s RCMP cannot tell whether it complies with federal privacy law when gathering information about citizens without a warrant, according to a report.
Alberta Health Services is apologizing following a data breach at Alberta Children’s Hospital.