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Canada's cyberdefences have dangerous gaps leaving country vulnerable to foreign hackers and spies - Vimarsana News

Canada's cyberdefences have dangerous gaps leaving country vulnerable to foreign hackers and spies

It points to Beijing and Moscow as the most sophisticated cyberthreat actors targeting the government, while Iran and North Korea have moderately advanced capabilities and pose less of a danger.

Security Committee Finds Gaps in Federal Cyberdefences That Place Vital Data at Risk - Vimarsana News

Security Committee Finds Gaps in Federal Cyberdefences That Place Vital Data at Risk

OTTAWA—The committee of MPs and senators which oversees federal security policy has uncovered gaps in Canada's cyberdefences that ...

Flaws in cyber defences expose government information to state-sponsored theft: report - Vimarsana News

Flaws in cyber defences expose government information to state-sponsored theft: report

Gaps in Ottawa's cyber defences could leave the government agencies holding vast amounts of data on Canadians and businesses susceptible to state-sponsored hackers from countries like China and Russia, says a new report from Parliament's security and intelligence committee.

Source: cbc.ca
Opinion: We need mentorship to get women and girls into STEAM fields - Vimarsana News

Opinion: We need mentorship to get women and girls into STEAM fields

Turn passion into profession.

'Bursts and explosions of creativity': lessons from responsive governments - Vimarsana News

'Bursts and explosions of creativity': lessons from responsive governments

Coronavirus forced public and civil services around the world to respond at a pace rarely seen. How can departments can build on the changes?