Poor Incident Response: Lessons from Cybersecurity Breaches
When a large-scale cybersecurity breach happens to a big company, it makes your newsfeed. Once the crisis has passed, though, the public tends to forget about what happened and, more importantly, why it happened. Cybersecurity breaches are “teaching moments,” and not just for the companies involved who are scrambling to save data, money, and face, […]
Transportation Sector Cybersecurity
When we think of connected devices, most of us consider computers, phones and tablets – perhaps smart TVs and connected gadgets around the house.
ISA Charity Golf Tourny to Benefit Canadian Cancer Society and Raise Youth Vaping Awareness
At ISA, we’re focused on Canada’s cyber threat landscape and how to best protect Canadian industry. However, on July 25th, we’re switching our focus. That day marks our 7th annual ISA Charity Golf Tournament to benefit the Canadian Cancer Society. This year, our tournament that brings ISA together with our fantastic customers and partners, is focussing, […]
Good for Business: Cybersecurity for the Retail Industry
The hot currency for cyber-criminals and hackers is credit card data, and retailers possess a great deal of it.
Cybersecurity for the Transportation Sector
When we think of connected devices, most of us consider computers, phones and tablets – perhaps smart TVs and connected gadgets around the house. We aren’t thinking about the transportation industry. Yet, if you drive a newer model car, it likely relies on many internal microchips and external sensors just to back out of the […]
Cybersecurity Law – Four Regulations You Should Know When Getting Familiar With Cybersecurity Laws
In the past, Cybersecurity was not an issue for business owners. However, many corporate activities are now defined by the internet. Many businesses are operated entirely online, even the businesses that don’t will somehow include the internet within their operations – be it, customer marketing or maintaining accurate record keeping. If the leader of a […]
Cybersecurity for the Healthcare Industry
2018 was a terrible year for data breaches in the healthcare industry, and 2019 is predicted to be even worse as healthcare organizations move towards increased connectivity and cloud computing without investing in proper cybersecurity measures. In 2018, in the United States, over 15 million patient records were breached, up from 5.5 million in 2017. Over the year, […]
Police Protection: Cybersecurity for Law Enforcement
Police are often at the forefront of cybercrime, investigating and then enforcing the law. However, it’s becoming increasingly common that law enforcement agencies are the target of cyberattacks. Police departments are using more policing technology such as surveillance cameras, drones, automated license plate scanners, facial recognition technology, body cameras, and deep learning analytics, making law […]
Cybersecurity for the Finance Industry
Canada needs to better protect its financial data. Equifax, the company that suffered a massive data breach in 2017, is now concerned Canadians aren’t doing enough to keep their financial data secure. The financial industry is part of Canada’s critical infrastructure; as such, cyber threats facing the sector impact both Canada’s financial sector as well […]