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Ricoh Canada introduces RansomCare – a final line of defense against ransomware attacks Français

12:30 pm, October 5, 2021: MISSISSAUGA, ON, Oct. 4, 2021 /CNW/ – Ricoh Canada Inc. today announced the launch of its new ransomware Containment Service that leverages ... Read more

Ottawa cyber security firm Field Effect detects Windows vulnerabilities giving kernel-level access

6:24 pm, August 13, 2021: The first of these vulnerabilities, which affects all Windows Vista/Server2008 systems and above, meaning basically all systems still in operation, has already ... Read more

Best Cybersecurity Threat Feeds

4:25 pm, August 13, 2021: A new study by Nemertes has revealed that organizations with the most success in cybersecurity efforts are 58% more likely to subscribe ... Read more

IT Departments Are Investing More In Cybersecurity Skills, Report Finds

12:25 pm, August 13, 2021: IT teams across the globe faced unprecedented challenges in 2020 and 2021, and cybersecurity concerns are at – or near – the ... Read more

Three Cybersecurity Job Rules Every Aspirant Must Follow

7:26 am, August 13, 2021: The cybersecurity industry is booming with job scope. The pandemic came with a lot of business chaos, the need for stronger cybersecurity ... Read more

Cybersecurity: You are the weakest link

11:28 pm, August 12, 2021: Over the past eleven weeks, we outlined a range of recommendations that, if implemented, will prevent up to 85 per cent of ... Read more

Average cost of a data breach in Canada hit new record in 2021, IBM Security report says

8:20 pm, July 28, 2021: The average cost of a data breach in Canada hit a record high last year as companies grappled with new cybersecurity risks ... Read more

As cyberattacks skyrocket, Canada needs to work with — and not hinder — cybersecurity experts

7:20 pm, July 28, 2021: Cyberattacks are on the rise, impacting people, systems, infrastructures and governments with potentially devastating and far-reaching effects. Most recently, these include the ... Read more

Canada: Too Big To Fail: Recent Cybersecurity Incidents Highlight Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities

6:42 pm, July 28, 2021: As the COVID-19 pandemic and its fallout continues to challenge health care systems, supply chains, and essential services around the world, the ... Read more

Majority of employees take cybersecurity shortcuts, despite knowing risks

4:59 pm, July 27, 2021: ThycoticCentrify commissioned the independent market research specialist Sapio Research to poll workers from around the world to discover if they are following ... Read more