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Category Archives: Cybersecurity
Trust and Belief Systems in Cybersecurity: Can Personal Beliefs Impact Professional Judgment?
Trust is crucial. For organizations handling sensitive, classified information—such as government agencies or corporations—the reliability of those in charge of protecting their digital infrastructure is paramount. However, what happens when a potential cybersecurity professional’s personal belief system appears at odds … Continue reading
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The Need for AI Transparency and Regulations in Customer Interactions
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly transformed the way businesses interact with customers. From chatbots to automated voice assistants, AI systems are now a common feature in customer service. They help companies manage high volumes of inquiries efficiently and offer around-the-clock … Continue reading
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The New Era of DDoS Attacks: A High-Speed Threat At Home
In the age of hyperconnectivity, where the demand for fast and reliable internet connections is ever-growing, we find ourselves at the threshold of an unprecedented challenge. The proliferation of high-speed home internet, now offering speeds equal to and surpassing 1 … Continue reading
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Don’t Let Encryption Fool You: Why You Shouldn’t Trust Everything Labeled “Secure”
In our increasingly digital world, “encryption” has become a buzzword synonymous with security. Whether it’s online banking, messaging apps, or cloud storage, companies tout their encryption protocols as a guarantee of privacy and protection. But here’s the hard truth: just … Continue reading
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The Silent Watchers: Uncovering the Danger of Hidden Webcams
In our increasingly connected world, privacy is more valuable than ever. Yet, one unsettling threat continues to lurk in the shadows: hidden webcams. These covert devices can be concealed in everyday objects, capturing images and videos without your knowledge. In … Continue reading
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AI Image And Video Generation: When Will It Become Out Of Control ?
In the not-so-distant past, the idea of creating lifelike images and videos with a few lines of code seemed like science fiction. Today, however, advancements in artificial intelligence have made it possible to generate incredibly realistic media with ease. While … Continue reading
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Navigating Legal Recourse After CrowdStrike’s Tech Outage: A Strategic Guide
CrowdStrike recently experienced a significant security event on July 19, 2024, due to a faulty software update. This incident led to a global tech outage affecting various industries, including airlines, banking, and media. The issue primarily impacted systems running Windows … Continue reading
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Unveiling MITRE ATT&CK: The Blueprint for Modern Cyber Defense
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, staying ahead of adversaries requires more than just robust firewalls and vigilant monitoring. It demands a comprehensive understanding of attacker behavior, techniques, and strategies. Enter MITRE ATT&CK—a revolutionary framework that has transformed the way … Continue reading
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The Evolution of Warfare: Lessons from “Unrestricted Warfare”
In the rapidly changing landscape of global conflicts, traditional notions of warfare are becoming increasingly obsolete. The 1999 publication “Unrestricted Warfare,” authored by Qiao Liang and Wang Xiangsui, two colonels in the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of China, has significantly … Continue reading
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Securing the Future: How Bill C-70 Will Protect Canada from Foreign Interference
In an era where digital technologies are deeply embedded in every aspect of life, safeguarding national security has become increasingly complex. Recognizing this, the Canadian government has introduced Bill C-70, the Countering Foreign Interference Act, aimed at bolstering the country’s … Continue reading
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Learning Cybersecurity from Nature: What the Animal Kingdom Can Teach Us About Digital Defense
In an age where digital threats are increasingly sophisticated, the field of cybersecurity can draw valuable lessons from an unlikely source: nature. The animal kingdom, with its intricate systems of defense and survival, offers a wealth of strategies that can … Continue reading
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The Evolution of Trust in Traditional News Media vs. Digital Media in 2024
In 2024, the media landscape is more fragmented than ever. Traditional news outlets, which once commanded near-universal trust, now vie for attention and credibility against a myriad of digital competitors. This shift has profoundly impacted how people consume news, whom … Continue reading
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Behind Social Credit Scores: A Double-Edged Sword
The concept of social credit scores has emerged as a controversial and complex tool for governance and social regulation. Rooted in advanced data analytics, machine learning, and vast interconnected networks, social credit scores aim to quantify and manage individual and … Continue reading
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The Silent Threat: Unmasking a Potential Cyber Mole in Canadian IT
In the mid-1990s, within the bustling IT sector of the Ottawa-Gatineau region, I found myself workin at an Ottawa-Gatineau region internet service provider (ISP) as their telecom & network administrator. Among this ISP was a man, a junior IT person, … Continue reading
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The Case for a Simplified iPhone: Balancing Security and Functionality
In an age where smartphones are our constant companions, the Apple iPhone stands out as a marvel of connectivity and functionality. It offers a multitude of communication services that make our lives easier but also introduce various security and privacy … Continue reading
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The Great Debate: Minimum Age for Social Media Use in Québec
In an era where social media is a cornerstone of daily life, the question of when children should be allowed to join platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Discord is both complex and critical. The Québec government has recently launched a … Continue reading
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Restricting Travel Passports for New Immigrants: A Solution to Prevent Criminal Exploitation?
In a bid to counteract the misuse of Canada as a haven and launch point for criminal activities, the federal government should consider a contentious proposal: to deny new immigrants access to travel passports for an extended period, possibly up … Continue reading
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How the Canadian Government Can Mandate a Full Return for Federal Workers
In the evolving landscape of workplace dynamics, the Canadian federal government faces a formidable challenge: mandating the return of its employees to the office five days a week. This comes after an extended period where hybrid work models, incorporating two … Continue reading
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The Differences Between Threat, Asset,Vulnerability and Risk
Cybersecurity is a complex and dynamic field that involves protecting various systems, data, people and more from malicious or negative events. To understand the challenges and solutions of cybersecurity, it is important to know the basic concepts of threat, asset, … Continue reading
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Why We Need Strong Rules and Regulations Around Software Technologies
Software technologies are ubiquitous in our modern society. They power our devices, our communication, our entertainment, our education, our health, our economy, and more. However, software technologies also pose significant challenges and risks to our security, privacy, autonomy, and well-being. … Continue reading
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Password length 101
You probably heard someone tell you to change your password. Well, in this article, I will try to demystify the world of passwords. This should give you a better appreciation about changing password length to subdue potential breach of your … Continue reading
How important is a SIEM to Cybersecurity
“Upmost importance” would describe a SIEM within an organization. Let’s do a high level view of what a SIEM is. “Security Information & Event Management” and its acronym is SIEM. Most SIEM come in form of software which is installed … Continue reading
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