You may have heard cybersecurity experts, lawyers, business leaders and many others talk about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR): about what it is, which organizations need to comply with it, its fines and penalties and so on.
The CIA Triad is a model that organizations use to evaluate their security capabilities and risk. Addressing security along these three core components provide clear guidance for organizations to develop stronger and more effective security best practices and policies.
In this video, they talked about concerns and risks for cybersecurity in Covid-19, tips on making your home network secure, why multi-factor authentication is necessary, and more.
Here’s a staggering fact: Each year, cybercrime rakes in more profits for criminals than the illegal drug trade and is predicted to cost the world $6 trillion by 2021. Given this, it shouldn’t be a surprise that cybersecurity attacks are becoming more common and more sophisticated (often targeting the financial assets of a business).
On October 4th, 2021, Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp suffered a 6-hour outage as a result of a cascading Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) own-goal.
Although passed in Quebec, this legislation sets a new paradigm in Canadian data privacy legislation. Because it applies to any entity doing business in Quebec, it is a game-changer with respect to other domestic privacy laws. One can expect the passing of Bill 64 to have far-reaching consequences in how Canadian privacy laws develop in the coming year.
