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Preventing people from using vehicles as deadly weapons is a difficult task for law enforcement officials, experts say. Cars, trucks and vans have been used to ram people more than a dozen times around the world in recent years.
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Focus On Manufacturing Security shone the spotlight on many aspects of security in the industrial workplace, including IoT, cybersecurity, breach notification, industrial espionage, and safety best practices.
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ASIS Toronto held its 25th annual Best Practices event on April 19, showcasing a broad variety of topics from Canada’s cannabis industry to the role of security professionals in sexual harassment investigations.
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“I know the temptation is there to try to work out every detail as to what happened, but that’s actually unhelpful in terms of the investigation [and] for people’s fear levels,” says Dr. Satyamoorthy Kabilan, director of national security and strategic foresight at the Conference Board of Canada, about the vehicular attack in Toronto on Monday.
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VIDEO: SP&T News editor Neil Sutton recaps conference highlights including AI, home automation and drones.
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MPs have amended the government's sweeping security bill with the aim of ensuring Canadian spies don't infringe on privacy by randomly sifting through public data.
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The regulations require organizations to determine if a data breach poses a risk to any individual whose information was involved and then to notify the federal privacy commissioner and affected individuals "as soon as feasible."
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Construction workers, building security guards and cleaners who are under government contracts would receive a "fair" wage under legislation that Ontario's governing Liberals introduced last week.
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Location: Edmonton, Alta.
Date: May 30, 2018
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