This episode reports on the need to update to the latest versions of Apache ActiveMQ, Apache Airflow and NetScale This article has been indexed from IT World Canada Read the original article: Cyber Security Today, Nov. 3, 2023 – Hackers…
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Analyst says Bletchley Declaration delivers the right type of signals
The signing yesterday of the Bletchley Declaration, a document that focuses on the safe development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, by representatives of 28 countries including Canada, revolves only around “setting signals and demonstrating a willingness to cooperate,”…
Forty-eight governments pledge not to pay ransomware gangs
The number of countries joining the International Counter Ransomware Initiative is no This article has been indexed from IT World Canada Read the original article: Forty-eight governments pledge not to pay ransomware gangs
Ontario hospital group confirms attack was ransomware
The Daixin Team has begun leaking s This article has been indexed from IT World Canada Read the original article: Ontario hospital group confirms attack was ransomware
Proposed privacy, AI legislation doesn’t limit business use of facial recognition, complain rights groups
New legislation limiting the use of facial recognition in Canada is needed according to civil liberties groups, who say proposed privacy and artificial intelligence laws now before Parliament are inadequate. The call by the Right2YourFace Coalition comes in advance of…
Cyber Security Today, Nov 1. , 2023 – Atlassian warns admins to patch Confluence servers, GitHub being raided for AWS credentials and more
This episode reports on a huge third-party MOVEit hack impacting US government workers This article has been indexed from IT World Canada Read the original article: Cyber Security Today, Nov 1. , 2023 – Atlassian warns admins to patch Confluence…
SlimAI’s John Amaral discusses open source security and the responsibility of software vendors
2023 has been the year for regulators to really get their teeth into the blight of security issues that continues to plague the open source community. Last month, nearly 100 government officials and private sector executives convened in a two-day…
Coffee Briefing Oct. 31 – NPower receives investment to empower underserved youth; Dell partners with Meta; Bell outlines five key security outcomes in new report; and more
Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed last week’s Coffee Briefing? We’ve got you covered. NPower receives investment from DIGITAL, CIBC and Microsoft…
SolarWinds allegedly misled public on its security before Sunburst cyberattack: SEC
Regulator alleges company painted a false picture of its cyber controls; SolarWinds CEO calls charges This article has been indexed from IT World Canada Read the original article: SolarWinds allegedly misled public on its security before Sunburst cyberattack: SEC
Chen to leave BlackBerry at the end of the week
After a decade of trying to resuscitate BlackBerry Ltd., John Chen is leaving the company. In a statement issued this afternoon, the company announced the executive chair and CEO will retire effective Nov. 4. Richard (Dick) Lynch will succeed Chen…