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Ottawa seeks to scale back outsourcing with new guidelines - Vimarsana News

Ottawa seeks to scale back outsourcing with new guidelines

Experts call for closer look at lobbying rules after report of links between public servants and IT contractors

RCMP probes alleged misconduct in outsourced CBSA contract - Vimarsana News

RCMP probes alleged misconduct in outsourced CBSA contract

Allegations stem from project that involves the same companies at centre of $54-million ArriveCan app

Government of Canada launches updated digital strategy - Vimarsana News

Government of Canada launches updated digital strategy

The latest iteration of the digital vision includes a continued effort to introduce secure digital identities for citizens

CRA suspends about 800,000 taxpayers' accounts after login credentials found on dark web - Vimarsana News

CRA suspends about 800,000 taxpayers' accounts after login credentials found on dark web

Article content OTTAWA – About 800,000 Canadians will be blocked out of their Canada Revenue Agency online account until they change their login credentials after identical information was found for sale on the dark web. The number is a significant jump from the agency’s initial assessment that caught over 100,000 potentially compromised accounts, and the agency believes that number will continue to balloon as external data breaches remain prevalent and people re-use identical login credentials for multiple web services. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your...

CRA suspends online accounts of over 100,000 Canadians after login credentials found for sale on dark web - Vimarsana News

CRA suspends online accounts of over 100,000 Canadians after login credentials found for sale on dark web

Article content OTTAWA – The Canada Revenue Agency had to suspend the accounts of more than 100,000 users of its online service because it detected troves of leaked login information on the dark web that could have led to data breaches. If you received an unexpected and cryptic email on Feb. 16 from CRA warning you that your email had been deleted from the agency’s web platform, MyCRA, do not worry: your account has not been breached. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or CRA suspends online accounts of over 100,000 Canadians after login credent...