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Article content The Sudbury Arts Council presents YES Theatre’s Tessa (Gooden) Balaz and her husband, Petr, who have recently relocated from Toronto. Their music was recently featured on the hit CBC series Kim’s Convenience and they were nominated for three Northern Ontario Music and Film Awards. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Saturday morning for kids, music fans in downtown Sudbury Back to video They’ll perform shortly before 11 a.m. as part of the regular Downtown Sudbury Jazz Saturdays in the TD parking lot on Durham Street. Opening t...
Photo by EC Council Red team exercises – or, simulated cyber attack scenarios run by internal IT groups and/or external third parties – can help satellite companies keep pace with constantly evolving cyberattacks, according to speakers on CyberSatDigital’s opening panel on Monday. OODA LLC and CrossCountry Consulting Partner Cameron Over engaged in a hypothetical red-team exercise run by a fictitious satellite company they called “FourStarSat.” Devost and Over took opposing roles as a talented hacker and the CISO of FourStarSat, respectively. Both ran through the process of how bot...