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On Oct. 1 this year, 58 people were killed at a county music festival in Las Vegas and on Nov. 5, 26 people died in a Texas church. These incidents all occurred in the U.S., but Canadians are by no means exempt from their impact or from the phenomenon of active shooter itself.
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With legal recreational cannabis coming to Canada next year, security professionals may be faced with new questions. Experts and consultants provide an update on the current legal status and what we can expect in 2018.
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The study found data security is the main concern for 93 per cent of IT professionals, but only two out of 10 say their company hires a specialized company when disposing of used IT equipment.
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Take your career to new heights! The CN Tower is currently recruiting for a Manager, Security. The role is responsible for the general security and safety of the CN Tower, its assets, employees, tenants, contractors and all guests.
To apply, visit www.cntower.ca/careers and “View Jobs” |
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Canadian Security had the chance to sit down with Bruce Schneier, author of the "Schneier on Security" blog, special advisor to IBM Security and CTO of IBM Resilient, to discuss his thoughts about IoT, threats and regulations.
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Whether it’s through volunteer efforts, drive for innovation or simply a desire to succeed in a growth business, Pierre Racz, Ed Fitchett and Ivan Spector are leaders through example. Please join SP&T News in congratulating them for their success and inclusion in our Hall of Fame.
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Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale says the Liberal government's sweeping national security bill will make it easier to combat homegrown extremism by improving existing provisions.
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When it comes to gun violence in hospitals and health-care facilities, Martin Green, president of the International Association for Healthcare Safety and Security (IAHSS), says it is difficult to prevent.
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A company’s “biggest exposure” is “what you don’t know you don’t know.” To identify this, companies should determine the assets they know are at risk, and then use open-sourced intelligence.
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Location: Toronto, Ont.
Date: Dec. 6-8, 2017
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Location: Toronto, Ont.
Date: March 7, 2018
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