Topic: Canada
Two SC Magazine events in November bring together many of the security industry's leading figures, as well as showcase top vendors.As cybercrimes launched against large and small organizations alike continue – all the while becoming more sophisticated and, now, sometimes focused on ...
Canadian businesses may be ill-prepared for electronic threats, says Danny Bradbury.Canadian businesses may be ill-prepared for electronic threats, says Danny Bradbury.Ian Wilms isn't your normal sales director. The Canadian executive, who works in a small, family hardware business, is more educated about ...
Officials from 10 nations have banded together to demand that Internet giant Google make greater efforts to defend people's privacy. "While we hear corporations such as Google pay lip service to privacy, we don't always see this reflected in the launch of ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Data protection and privacy chiefs from 10 countries issued a joint letter pushing search engine giant Google to improve respect for data privacy, Canada's Office of the Privacy Commissioner said on Tuesday. The heads of data protection authorities in ...
Officials from 10 countries tell Google of their concerns over Buzz and other privacy issuesOfficials from Germany, Canada, France and seven other countries are raising privacy concerns about Google's mapping service and the company's fumbled foray into social networking. Although the concerns ...
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's privacy czar, who got Facebook to agree last year to better protect users' personal information, will launch a new investigation over complaints that the changes sometimes make things worse. The office of Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart said on ...
Facebook plans to refine its privacy safeguards in response to concerns by Canada's privacy commissioner.Facebook has bowed to Canadian privacy officials' concerns that the popular social networking sites is too lax when it comes to protecting members' personal data.The response by Facebook, ...
Facebook agrees to give users more control, addresses Canadian privacy complaintsFacebook agreed Thursday to give users more control over the information they share with outside applications like games and quizzes in response to concerns raised by Canadian privacy officials. Currently, people who ...
TORONTO (Reuters) - Facebook agreed on Thursday to give its worldwide users better protection over their personal information as the result of negotiations with Canada's privacy commissioner. The changes will give users of the social networking website more transparency and control over ...
Canadian officials on Thursday said Facebook was breaking national privacy law by holding on to personal information from closed accounts at the social-networking service. A Canada privacy commission report expressed "an overarching concern" that privacy information Facebook provides its more than 250 ...