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January 22, 2019 |
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Chinese telecom giant Huawei isn't the only company that can build Canada's next-generation wireless networks, the Trudeau government said Monday as China muted its threat to retaliate if Canada bans the company.
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Carbon monoxide detectors will become mandatory in all Quebec schools following an incident at a Montreal elementary school that sent at least 43 people to hospital.
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The percentage of TSA airport screeners missing work has hit 10 per cent as the partial U.S. government shutdown stretches into its fifth week.
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ABC SECURITY ACCESS SYSTEMS has partnered with Zwipe to provide biometric access cards that works seamlessly with existing 125 kHz or 13.56MHz infrastructure, without the need to upgrade or replace any readers or backend systems. Only after activation by a fingerprint scan will the card allow communication with a reader. Zwipe combines the security of biometric authentication with the speed and convenience of contactless credentials.
With the Zwipe Access card, you can upgrade your existing access control solution to biometrics immediately and with little effort. With on-card enrolment and authentication, the card is unique to the user and only the authorized card holder can activate card communication with the reader. This means no more lending or borrowing of ID badges and a dramatic reduction in security concerns related to lost or stolen ID credentials.
No biometric exchange of data is conducted with external systems providing secure template management, eliminating integration, management and protection of a fingerprint database. Plus, privacy is maintained, no fingerprint is captured or retained by the issuing organization.
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The Security Executive Council has released a series of abbreviated corporate security maturity assessments with the end goal of developing the first maturity model specific to corporate security.
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Nearly half of all online users worldwide have been victims of cybercrime. Every link clicked, email opened, app downloaded, and network joined is an opportunity for hackers to compromise your personal and business data.
Established social engineering threats like ransomware and phishing scams are continuously evolving.
Employee cybersecurity awareness training for end-users plays an important role to help stop threats in real time to secure business and individuals whenever they connect.
Learn how build up your "human firewall" to boost accountability and responsibility for cybersecurity in your organization. Start off the new year with 20% off
employee cyber awareness training.
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The federal government is creating an external board of civilian advisers to help the RCMP modernize after years of grappling with internal bullying and harassment.
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Last year's breach of Nova Scotia's freedom-of-information website was entirely preventable, according to a pair of reports released last Tuesday that slammed the Liberal government for failing to protect the public's personal information.
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Google wants the Federal Court to decide whether limiting search-engine results in the name of privacy would infringe Canadians' constitutional guarantee of free expression.
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