Healthcare Under Attack
Cyber criminals are at work on the healthcare industry. Already under pressure due to the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals and healthcare-related interests have faced an onslaught of cyber attacks in recent weeks. Ruthlessly seizing an opportunity when resources and focus are elsewhere, cyber criminals have been at work in a wide variety of ways. Case 1: […]
Cybersecurity Awareness in a Mid-Pandemic World
Cybersecurity Awareness in a Mid-Pandemic World We are all currently living in a mid-pandemic world, and life as we know it for now has changed. But change is not necessarily bad or good, as long as we have the resources and support to help us navigate the new norms and the way we experience work. […]
Videoconference Best Practices
Video Conferencing Done Safely. If you’re like a lot of people, you’re now working from home and connecting with colleagues by phone, text, email, or videoconferencing. Travel restrictions, group size limitations, and physical distancing advisories have made face-to-face contact difficult, if not impossible. Video communication is becoming an increasingly important tool, helping individuals and businesses […]
Social Engineering – Phone
Phone-based social engineering threats are common. This is Part III of a three-part series on the cybersecurity risks presented by social engineering. Part I: Social Engineering – Email and Phishing Part II: Social Engineering – In-Person In this era of social distancing, we’ve become more reliant than ever on technology to communicate. In this environment, social […]
Social Engineering – In-Person
In-Person social engineering threats during COVID still has us concerned. This is Part II of a three-part series on the cybersecurity risks presented by social engineering. Part I: Social Engineering – Email and Phishing In this era of social distancing, we’ve become more reliant than ever on technology to communicate. In this environment, social engineering […]
Social Engineering – Email and Phishing
Phishing is a common social engineering threat. This is Part I of a three-part series on the cybersecurity risks presented by social engineering. In this era of social distancing, we’ve become more reliant than ever on technology to communicate. In this environment, social engineering techniques are creating heightened risks from a cybersecurity perspective. Social […]
Cybersecurity and Digital Identity Management in Government
Cybersecurity and Identity Management Trends in Government The federal government continues to rely on online and digitized services. Government agencies access and process personal and other sensitive information. However, cybersecurity challenges affecting the security of critical information and infrastructure continue to be a thorn in the flesh. In a bid to ensure information security, the […]
Telecommunication and Cybersecurity
When a Teleco falls from grace, Hackers are ready to pounce. The telecommunication sector should embrace technological advancements in cybersecurity in a similar vein with the way they adopt new technologies such as 5G and the Internet of Things (IoT) in their business. In 2017, total Canadian telecommunications revenues exceeded $67 billion, with a consistent […]
World Backup Day
Backup Your Data on World Backup Day and Everyday. Tuesday, March 31 is World Backup Day! It’s an “official” day to help remind everyone about the importance of backing up your data. Having digital copies is one of your best responses to ransomware, and also puts you in a better position in case of […]