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UN calls for tighter security for planes and airportsThe U.N. Security Council has unanimously approved a resolution calling for stepped up screening and security checks at airports worldwide to detect and deter terrorist attacks. >> Read full article |
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Lockdown exercise exposed behaviour problemsThe final report on a lockdown exercise in a federal office building notes problems with employees talking during the exercise, cellphones ringing and hiding spots that were too visible. >> Read full article |
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500M Yahoo accounts compromised in massive breachComputer hackers swiped personal information from at least 500 million Yahoo accounts in what the company says is a state-sponsored attack. >> Read full article |
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 ASIS 2016 themes: Lone wolf attacks, cyberthreats, collaborationWhen security professionals from 109 countries gathered in Orlando, key conference themes were: the rise of lone wolf attacks, the risk of a cyberattack on critical infrastructure, and the need for greater public-private sector collaboration. In addition, ASIS 2016 showcased 550 exhibitors, providing attendees with hands-on access to security technology addressing the full spectrum of threats, including drone detection, body worn cameras, autonomous security robots, cyber intrusion detection software, 4K cameras, data analytic tools, and more. >> Learn More… | ||
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New Democrat MP introduces bill to repeal anti-terror Bill C-51NDP public safety critic Randall Garrison says the omnibus security legislation known as Bill C-51 infringes on the liberties of Canadians without making people safer. >> Read full article |
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Federal government warns of insider cyberthreatsFederal officials have quietly warned operators of electrical grids, transportation hubs and other key infrastructure of the “substantial threat” of cyber attack from rogue employees. >> Read full article |
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Threats that closed Maritimes schools “not credible”College campuses in Nova Scotia and schools in P.E.I. were evacuated on Sept. 21 due to bomb threats but police concluded the threats were “not credible” >> Read full article |
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Event Calendar | ||
Retail Council of Canada’s Loss Prevention ConferenceLocation: International Centre, Mississauga, ON |
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5th annual IPS Education SummitLocation: Vancouver, B.C. |
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SecTorLocation: Toronto, Ont. |
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Security Canada Central 2016Location: Toronto Congress Centre, Toronto, ON |
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ASIR International Association of Security & Investigative Regulators Annual ConferenceLocation: Las Vegas, Nevada |
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Mental Health First AidLocation: Surrey, B.C. |
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Security Executive Council's Next Generation Security LeaderLocation: Bedford, Mass and McLean, Va |
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Halifax International Security ForumLocation: Halifax, NS |
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