Careers & Education | IT Business - Part 34

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Pilot cybersecurity training program for women to recruit third cohort

Howard Solomon - March 6, 2024

Artificial Intelligence

Charting Canada’s AI future: Firms must move quick, innovate, panel says

Paul Barker - February 22, 2024

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Few infosec pros think higher ed prepared them for their jobs:...

Howard Solomon - February 7, 2024

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Federal government launches new platform to recruit digital talent

Ashee Pamma - January 31, 2024

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CISOs are both anxious and see opportunities: Report

Howard Solomon - January 17, 2024

Researcher awarded for finding Facebook privacy glitch

Christine Wong - August 11, 2011

The sexual orientation of Facebook users could be discovered through ad profiling, a researcher discovered.

Silicon Valley meets Vancouver at startup conference

Christine Wong - August 5, 2011

Canuck tech startups will pitch to execs from Facebook, Google and Microsoft at three-day event.

Video Rewind: Hack attack origin hard to determine

ITBusiness Staff - August 4, 2011

Computer forensics expert Gary Warner explains why it's hard to know who's behind even the largest scale hacking operations.

Most business Web sites will upgrade to IPv6 within 24 months

Carolyn Duffy Marsan - July 28, 2011

rnrnThese IT pros say there is strong support for IPv6 deployment.

The 8 algorithms that shape the Web

Tom Spring - July 26, 2011

Between Google's search engine algorithm that filters Web results, Facebook's decision about what ads you see, and eHarmony's love calculation, a small set of algorithms dictate a lot of the information you see online.

Six ways technology can help disabled employees

Grant Buckler - July 22, 2011

Helping employees with disabilities do their job isn't as hard or as costly as you might think. Some of what you need is already on your PCs. And do you know what's the most common category of disability? Hint: It might have been caused by computer use in the first place.

Turn your passion for gaming into a small business

Patrick Miller - July 21, 2011

These gamers tell how they made the leap.

Toronto team in top 3 at Harvard biz contest

Christine Wong - July 20, 2011

Their gift card swapping site, simply called CardSwap, beat teams from around the world.

RIM plans to launch seven BlackBerry 7 phones starting this fall

John Cox and Jared Newman - July 14, 2011

Can RIM turn things around with 7 new BlackBerry smartphones?rnrn

Mac OS X Lion: get your computer ready for upgrade

Gregg Keizer - July 6, 2011

Apple's latest desktop operating system is about to be released to the App Store. Will you be ready to install it when it's available?

What Facebook can learn from Google+

Tony Bradley - July 5, 2011

Google has debuted its latest social networking competitor to Facebook. What features of it should Facebook steal for itself?

Google+: First look at Google’s Facebook challenger

Mark Sullivan and Megan Geuss - June 30, 2011

Google's social networking site takes on Facebook. Has it learned lessons from previous attempts Wave and Buzz?

YouTube power tips: embed video, discover music and block vulgarity

Rick Broida - June 29, 2011

Make better use of the Internet's favourite video hub. Use it to spice up a blog post, or as a personal jukebox.

Beware

Christine Wong - June 23, 2011

Microsoft says that more Canadians are receiving calls from con artists claiming to represent Microsoft. The swindlers seek to gain access to a computer or just go straight for the credit card information.

Testing cleanup utilities

Patrick Miller - June 23, 2011

rnrnDo cleanup utilities really improve system performance, or are they the digital equivalent of a placebo?

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