Continuing in the tradition of previous years, SecTor 2018 will once again be running training sessions on Monday, October 1 in the MTCC in downtown Toronto.
sector.ca
Calling all @ISC2 members, have you heard there’s an (ISC)2 Secure Summit coming to #Toronto this October? We’re excited to host (ISC)2 and the Summit as part of our pre-conference day – find out more and it to your...
Two years after being ousted, a criminal operation that has been inserting malware in the firmware of low-cost Android devices is still up and running, and has even expanded its reach.
bleepingcomputer.com
Reading between the lines with font #steganography. https://t.co/pOjQE6KBDV https://t.co/f9wgeVu8nh
Facebook nemesis Max Schrems is behind the first challenges to US giants under new European data privacy law.
zdnet.com
At SecTor 2017 we sat down with keynote speaker Allison Miller to discuss her talk on winning defence.
The company, which has insisted its Echo devices aren’t always recording, has confirmed the audio was sent
theguardian.com
Have you had the chance to see who’s in our first-round #speaker lineup? We can’t wait to bring this amazing group of professionals with their awesome sessions to #Toronto! https://t.co/K3Bfymgewc #infosec
If the ISO had adopted ‘Simon’ and ‘Speck’ they would have been recommended as encryption technology for a huge range of products
wikitribune.com
Here is a T-Mobile security bug that exposes customers' personal details, revealed during #GDPR week. https://t.co/ikVRifqaNf https://t.co/OHdkFjcyQ9
FORT LAUDERDALE — Gov. Rick Scott on Wednesday directed the state's chief elections official to seek $19.2 million in federal money to help counties protect against possible cyber-security attacks in the 2018 election.
tampabay.com
Chrome extension checks your #passwords against Have I Been Pwned. Neat! https://t.co/hPy4snuwuS https://t.co/tr2mSMktRN
In an interview at SecTor 2017, Co-Founder Bruce Cowper discusses GDPR, and what it means when it starts in May 2018.