With files from Jori Negin-Shecter The Canadian Government is looking at introducing hefty fines for online hate speech, Blackberry’s CEO takes a stand on the stock’s Wall Street Bets relationship, and A.I is becoming increasingly… Read More »Hashtag Trending, June 29, 2021- Canadian Hate Speech Laws; Blackberry’s Meme-Stock Status; A.I. Playing Employment Matchmaker
For some data problems, you may be more concerned with the state of data at a particular point. A ticket is booked, or it’s not. How many poetry submissions were made to the contest? This… Read More »Timescale: Time Series Databases with Mike Freedman
There are lessons to be learned from Europe’s recent wave of return-to-office moves, robocalls in the U.S. might be on their last legs as a big deadline approaches, and Chinese fighter pilots are taking on… Read More »Hashtag Trending, June 28, 2021 – Europe’s return-to-office lessons; Robocalls on the clock; Chinese fighter pilots VS AI
Over the past several years, operators (who are users of systems) have had increasing opportunities to provide direct, regular feedback to developers during the conceptual and developmental stages of the software-development lifecycle. This increased developer… Read More »Considerations for Operator-Feedback Sessions in Government Settings
When high school resumes this September in New Brunswick, 1,500 students will have the opportunity to enroll in a three-year bilingual cybersecurity skills program linked to Cisco’s Networking Academy. The program, announced Wednesday, is a… Read More »New Brunswick to offer bilingual cybersecurity program to all high school students
Weaknesses spotted in Atlassian web security, Russia talking cybersecurity and the EU proposes joint cybersecurity platform. Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It’s Friday June 25. I’m Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for ITWorldCanada.com. Breaking… Read More »Cyber Security Today, June 25, 2021 – Weaknesses spotted in Atlassian web security, Russia talking cybersecurity and the EU proposes joint cybersecurity platform
As a cloud architect, I am amazed that cloud security is still so hard. We’ve had identity access management (IAM) for more than a decade. Now we have deep encryption services, key management, and most… Read More »Cloud security is still a work in progress
The cloud has delivered amazing benefits like on-demand infrastructure that’s easy to use, pay-as-you-go subscription plans, and effortless scaling of applications. This flexibility minimizes the growing pains for businesses and explains why today’s startups and… Read More »Cloud Cost with Martin Casado
The federal Liberal Party must give a more detailed explanation of how a facial matching system being used for online party constituency nominations works to understand if it will violate users’ rights, says Ontario’s former… Read More »Cavoukian calls for more transparency in Liberal Party use of facial matching software