Security | IT Business - Part 172

Podcasts

Cyber Security Today, May 9, 2022 – Breaches of security controls at Ikea Canada and two American healthcare providers

Howard Solomon - May 9, 2022

Podcasts

Cyber Security Today, May 4, 2022 – Advice to IT managers...

Howard Solomon - May 4, 2022

Podcasts

Cyber Security Today, May 2, 2022 – More on how the...

Howard Solomon - May 2, 2022

Government & Public Sector

Canada, U.S. in group of 61 nations vowing to work for...

Howard Solomon - April 29, 2022

End User Hardware

Telus launches personal security beacons disguised as jewellery

Tom Li - April 29, 2022

Municipal IT managers face huge security issues

Kathleen Sibley - July 26, 2004

Fraser Hirsch is the kind of guy you probably want watching your back

Security, privacy dominate agenda at Enterprise Breakaway ’04

Greg Meckbach - July 21, 2004

Companies searching for technology that will enable them to comply with privacy legislation and keep their financial accounting houses in order.rn

IP version 6 offers better security, wireless features than version 4

Joaquim Menezes - July 16, 2004

Some consider it the best thing since sliced bread. Others dismiss it as a passing fad. The controversy over Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6)...

Security by design

ITBusiness Staff - July 14, 2004

A look at the elements of a corporate network, the security risks they pose, and how to address themrn

Ballmer in Toronto: We’re all about small business

Fawzia Sheikh - July 13, 2004

MS CEO promises retooled product line, launches security offering

The threat within

Matthew Friedman - July 13, 2004

Nine things that compromise your corporate network security — from the insidern

Know your enemy

Matthew Friedman - July 13, 2004

You can't disconnect your system from the Net, but thinking like a hacker can help protect itrn

IT managers be warned: Don’t sick spyware on the boss

Fawzia Sheikh - July 8, 2004

Lawyers say fired U.S. worker took Web monitoring too far

Simple Technology tackles complex security market

Paolo Del Nibletto - July 8, 2004

Longtime peripherals distributor branches into biometrics

Disaster plan presents a puzzleDisaster plan presents a puzzle

Jennifer Brown - July 8, 2004

The one sure thing about a disaster striking is that it almost always comes without warning. That's why more companies are focusing their efforts on a solid disaster recovery plan.rn

Privacy must be built into products from inception: Cavoukian

Fawzia Sheikh - July 8, 2004

Ontario commissioner's advice comes at a cost, cautions CGI.rn

Microsoft beats security drum, partners chime in

Dave Webb - July 8, 2004

Dispatch from Tech Ed: XP Service Pack 2, ISA address user concerns over simpler maintenance, better access control, more secure software.rn

Study: Canadians falling prey to phishing schemes

Fawzia Sheikh - June 30, 2004

Police officer outlines how it's done and how it can be prevented

IT safety report warns of major meltdown within five years

Kathleen Sibley - June 22, 2004

The way public sector technology is currently being handled could result in the equivalent of another summer blackout. The Gowlings lawyer that authored the study provides a three-part remedy. Also: the SeaBoard Group and Q9 Networks on open source and disaster recovery

IT managers mull ‘combo’ approach to security

Greg Meckbach - June 14, 2004

Professionals debate the merits of deploying one tool for many jobs

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Security Blogs

Managing Staff Working from Home – Phase 2, The Basics Are Covered, so What’s Next?

Catherine Aczel Boivie - May 7, 2020

So you are over the first phase of managing the Work From Home (WFH) initiative for your employees. This was done in crisis mode...

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The foundation common to most security frameworks: Addressing configuration controls

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Slideshows

How to equip students with the tools to succeed

Many teams used to spend the entire summer updating student devices. But now the Windows 10 ability to manage the devices without having to...

Stay cyber-safe this holiday season

The holidays are a busy time of year, packed with family gatherings, festive parties and hours spent lining up in crowded stores to buy...

How upgrading your network can deliver a competitive advantage

In 2014, Gartner reported that the average cost of network downtime to an enterprise was $5,600 per minute. And even if the network isn't...

The top three network security challenges for 2016

Securing the network has always been a challenge, but it’s only getting more complex, thanks to the rise of cloud applications, programmable networks and...