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Security chiefs report cyberattacks on business up since remote work enabled Poll Yes By The Canadian Press on May 11, 2021. A woman uses her computer keyboard to type while surfing the internet in North Vancouver, B.C., on December 19, 2012. A new report estimates nearly two-thirds of businesses globally, including 63 per cent in Canada, have seen an increase in targeted cyber attacks since they switched to widespread remote work. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward TORONTO – A new report estimates nearly two-thirds of businesses globally, including 63 per cent in Canada, have seen an increase in targeted cyberattacks since they switched to widespread remote work. ....
Winnipeg Free Press By: The Canadian Press Save to Read Later TORONTO - A new report estimates nearly two-thirds of businesses globally, including 63 per cent in Canada, have seen an increase in targeted cyberattacks since they switched to widespread remote work. TORONTO - A new report estimates nearly two-thirds of businesses globally, including 63 per cent in Canada, have seen an increase in targeted cyberattacks since they switched to widespread remote work. Stay informed Sign Up The report from U.S. -based Proofpoint is based on a first-quarter survey of 1,400 chief information security officers at mid-sized and large businesses in 14 countries, including Canada. ....
Security chiefs report cyberattacks on business up since remote work enabled A woman uses her computer keyboard to type while surfing the internet in North Vancouver, B.C., on December 19, 2012. A new report estimates nearly two-thirds of businesses globally, including 63 per cent in Canada, have seen an increase in targeted cyber attacks since they switched to widespread remote work. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward May 11, 2021 - 9:05 PM TORONTO - A new report estimates nearly two-thirds of businesses globally, including 63 per cent in Canada, have seen an increase in targeted cyberattacks since they switched to widespread remote work. The report from U.S. -based Proofpoint is based on a first-quarter survey of 1,400 chief information security officers at mid-sized and large businesses in 14 countries, including Canada. ....
Security chiefs report cyberattacks on business up since remote work enabled Business Related Federal government A woman uses her computer keyboard to type while surfing the internet in North Vancouver, B.C., on December 19, 2012. A new report estimates nearly two-thirds of businesses globally, including 63 per cent in Canada, have seen an increase in targeted cyber attacks since they switched to widespread remote work. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward TORONTO – A new report estimates nearly two-thirds of businesses globally, including 63 per cent in Canada, have seen an increase in targeted cyberattacks since they switched to widespread remote work. The report from U.S. -based Proofpoint is based on a first-quarter survey of 1,400 chief information security officers at mid-sized and large businesses in 14 countries, including Canada. ....
One-dose summer, two-dose fall and an old Macdonald makeover: In The News for May 12 by The Canadian Press Last Updated May 12, 2021 at 4:28 am EDT In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what’s on the radar of our editors for the morning of May 12 … What we are watching in Canada … A summer of backyard barbecues and picnics in the park? Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it’s possible if people keep rolling up their sleeves and don’t ease COVID-19 public-health restrictions until cases are down. “We can have that summer, we can have a one-dose summer … And a one-dose summer sets us up for a two-dose fall when we’ll be able to talk about going back to school back to work and back to more normality,” he says. ....