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Feds to spend $1B to maintain faulty Phoenix public servant pay system and look into replacement - Vimarsana News

Feds to spend $1B to maintain faulty Phoenix public servant pay system and look into replacement

The 2023 federal budget released Tuesday outlines about $1.38 billion in money — $517 million this year and $521 million in 2024-25 — for Public Services and Procurement Canada to keep up with its current staffing level within the federal pay centre to work on pay system transactions.

NewCa.com: Service Canada Works to Improve Client Experience for - Vimarsana News

NewCa.com: Service Canada Works to Improve Client Experience for

In learning the lessons of a very challenging period, and applying them for the future, this Government is setting up the passport program to be more reliable,

Source: newca.com
Ottawa makes little progress shoring up Crown corporations' cybersecurity - Vimarsana News

Ottawa makes little progress shoring up Crown corporations' cybersecurity

Parliamentarians identified the risk of 75 federal entities inadvertently acting as gateways into the federal government’s networks

As TikTok faces data-harvesting claims, spy agency warns Canadians to protect themselves - Vimarsana News

As TikTok faces data-harvesting claims, spy agency warns Canadians to protect themselves

CSE says it’s updating its social media guidance

As TikTok faces data-harvesting claims, spy agency warns Canadians to protect themselves - Vimarsana News

As TikTok faces data-harvesting claims, spy agency warns Canadians to protect themselves

The man who oversees cybersecurity for the federal government says Canadians should be wary of apps that could leave their data in the "wrong hands" — a warning that comes as the wildly popular Chinese-owned social media app TikTok faces claims that it has spied on its users.

Source: cbc.ca