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Security, health experts to lead review of pandemic warning system

Margaret Bloodworth will chair a three-member review panel studying what went wrong with the Global Public Health Intelligence Network. » Read full article

‘It’s unbelievable’: Quebec City residents mourn victims of deadly sword attack

Impromptu vigils and makeshift memorials sprang up near the stretch of Old Quebec City where police allege a young man went on a 2.5-hour rampage wielding a long, curved sword. » Read full article

Canada’s cybersecurity agency warns of online threats that exploit COVID-19 fears

COVID-19 lures often attempt to imitate the branding and style of legitimate institutions, such as international organizations and public health agencies. » Read full article

Register now for Focus On Health Care Security 2020

Canadian Security is taking its annual Focus On Health Care Security event virtual this year due to the continuing pandemic. Join us Dec. 3 at 1PM ET for presentations and insights featuring health-care security professionals from across Canada and the U.S. Together we will discuss and explore the issues that have made this such a challenging year.
» Register now

In memory of mentorship Mondays

You should find yourself a considerate and thoughtful mentor who doesn’t walk on eggshells, someone who mentors with their whole truth. » Read full article

NEWS

Remembering Ken Bugley, 1964-2020

Members of the Canadian security community who knew Bugley well describe him as a dedicated security professional who was upbeat, outgoing and devoted to his craft. » Read full article

Canada must regulate AI to protect privacy and human rights: watchdog

Canada’s privacy commissioner Daniel Therrien said he is calling for legislation to regulate the use and development of AI systems. » Read full article

Passengers can soon apply for numbers aimed at ending no fly mix ups: Public Safety

Passengers who have experienced difficulties will be able to apply for travel numbers via the Public Safety website. » Read full article