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Paris, Brussels attacks: a ‘supercell’ of extremismThe number of people linked to the Islamic State network that attacked locations in Paris and Brussels reaches easily into the dozens >> Read full article |
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Canada participating in global privacy sweepData protection authorities from around the world will focus on the Internet of Things during the 2016 global privacy sweep, an initiative that reviews and investigates privacy communications and practices >> Read full article |
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Ransomware evolving quickly, says Cisco SystemsOne example of the new generation of ransomware is an unusual strain of hacker software that exploits computer server vulnerabilities without requiring human interaction, according to a new report by Cisco Systems >> Read full article |
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 Intel exec: IoT devices fertile ground for hacksMatthew Rosenquist, Intel's cyber security strategist, painted a pretty bleak picture of the cyber-security landscape during an education session at ISC West. The degree to which cyber security threats are multiplying is due to a number of major factors. The number of Internet-connected devices has skyrocketed. There is more data (and more valuable data), more devices, greater adoption of the Cloud, and the number of IoT-enabled devices is projected to be in the hundreds of billions over the next few years. Also, cyber attacks are often successful and highly lucrative. “Ransomware is going to be the bane of our existence this year," says Rosenquist >> Learn More… | ||
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Home Depot says outage slowed purchases, but information not at riskHardware retailer Home Depot reported an internal outage with its system for processing payment cards but says customers' information was not at risk >> Read full article |
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Escapes prompt security review at mental hospitals in WashingtonWashington officials are working quickly to increase security at the state's psychiatric hospitals after a week in which two patients escaped and another two went missing >> Read full article |
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Staff report suggests non-police personnel could direct traffic in TorontoA report from City of Toronto staff suggests that specially trained civilians, not only paid-duty police officers, should be permitted to direct traffic at construction sites and special events >> Read full article |
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