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Security tools are still software, and software can fail.

Canada’s Cyber Centre has updated its advisory on vulnerabilities affecting Check Point security gateways after two flaws were added to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue, a useful reminder that the controls organizations rely on for protection must themselves be tested and maintained. Canadian Centre for Cyber Security Patching known vulnerabilities is urgent, but it answers only one question. Organizations also need to know which systems are exposed, which controls are actually working, and where assumptions have replaced evidence.

Datarisk Canada’s Verify™ Security Risk Assessment examines vulnerabilities, tests safeguards and measures the effectiveness of security controls so organizations can make decisions based on evidence rather than confidence alone.

Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gr4BpjHx

Canada’s Privacy Commissioner has put third-party privacy risk back in focus, and the lesson is a simple one: you can outsource the processing, but you cannot outsource the accountability.

Every supplier that handles customer, employee or identity data creates another point where privacy obligations can break down, often long after the contract is signed. Managed Privacy Canada’s Vendor Privacy Assessment, available through SupplyChainPrivacy.ca, helps organizations examine what data vendors receive, where it goes, who else can access it, how it is protected, and whether the evidence matches the promises.

A signed agreement is useful. Knowing what is actually happening to the data is considerably better.

Trust your suppliers, certainly. Verify them as well.

Learn more: SupplyChainPrivacy.ca

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Why should proving your age require handing over your identity?

Will Canada Verify Age Without Collecting Identity Information?
Canada is considering new age-assurance rules for online services. The privacy question is whether those systems should collect driver’s licences, birth dates, photographs and other identity data or whether we can design something better.

We can.

Privacy-preserving digital credentials can prove a simple fact such as “over 18” without telling a website your name, birthday, address or licence number.
That changes the conversation.

In the latest issue of the Bad Privacy Blog (BPB), Claudiu Popa addresses European approach to zero-knowledge age proofs, what Canada can learn from it, and why privacy by design should mean preventing unnecessary personal information from entering the transaction in the first place.

Read now: https://medium.com//will-canada-verify-age-without-collecting-identity-information-1493c944ba23

There is something reassuring about a screen full of familiar logos.

Dropbox. Slack. HubSpot. Stripe. DocuSign. PayPal. Canva. Apps we see every day, now promising to make our work faster and more productive through AI.

But what data, permissions and business systems are you actually giving an AI assistant access to when you click the plus sign?

Canada’s Privacy Commissioner has just released new guidance calling on organizations to assess third-party service providers before adopting technologies that involve personal information.

In the latest issue of the Bad Security Blog (BSB), Claudiu Popa explains why AI integrations deserve the same scrutiny and outlines five practical checks organizations should make before connecting them to corporate systems.

Read it here: https://www.badsecurity.ca/before-you-click-the-plus-sign-the-hidden-risk-in-ai-plugins/

🚨 Cyber Threats Impacting 60% of Companies – Are You Protected?

Informatica Canada launches SecurityAndPrivacy.ca, a new resource for Canadian businesses to build compliant, secure privacy frameworks tailored to today’s digital threats.

Get a free consultation at SecurityAndPrivacy.ca to strengthen your defenses and explore partnership opportunities for a safer business environment.

Informatica Canada Launches SecurityAndPrivacy.ca for Privacy Needs Informatica Canada launches SecurityAndPrivacy.ca, offering privacy and cybersecurity solutions to protect Canadian businesses. Free consultation available.

🔒 New Cybersecurity Tool: RiskAdvisor.ca

In response to rising cyber incidents, Informatica Canada proudly launches RiskAdvisor.ca, a resource designed to aid Canadian businesses in proactive risk management. Access a free AI Risk Management Checklist today at www.riskadvisor.ca and explore our solutions for staying ahead of evolving threats.

We're excited to mark our 35th anniversary with initiatives dedicated to securing finance, healthcare, and education sectors, making data protection accessible for all.

Informatica Canada Unveils RiskAdvisor.ca to Aid in Proactive Risk Management Informatica Canada’s RiskAdvisor.ca supports Canadian businesses with privacy insights and risk management tools. Free AI Risk Checklist available.

🚨 Global privacy violations surged by 50% in 2024! Is your business prepared to handle growing data privacy challenges?

Worklife is excited to announce the launch of www.privacyengineering.ca, a platform dedicated to providing comprehensive privacy engineering services. From Privacy Impact Assessments to Compliance Audits, we've got the tools you need to protect sensitive data and meet regulatory requirements. Download a free brochure today to explore our services!

Celebrating 35 years of innovation and excellence in data protection, we're rolling out new initiatives for the FI, healthcare, and education sectors.

Visit us now and enhance your privacy strategy!
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Demand for Privacy Engineering Solutions Grows As Global Privacy Violations Surge by 50% in 2024 Worklife launches PrivacyEngineering.ca to provide businesses with privacy engineering services and regulatory compliance tools.

📢 83% of Companies Face Privacy and Security Risks

In today's digital landscape, organizations need more robust solutions to navigate evolving compliance challenges. Informatica Canada is excited to launch Privacy and Security Pro, a comprehensive platform that helps businesses bridge critical compliance gaps, protect sensitive data, and meet regulatory requirements.

🎉 As we celebrate 35 years of innovation, we're rolling out initiatives for the financial, healthcare, and education sectors to support the Canadian business community.

➡️ Learn more and book a free consultation today at https://lnkd.in/gAiy2fj8

Privacy and Security Pro: Compliance Solution by Informatica Privacy and Security Pro by Informatica Canada helps companies address privacy and security risks, offering tailored solutions to meet compliance needs.

🚨 83% of companies fail to meet privacy regulations due to inadequate staff training. Is your team equipped to handle sensitive data?

At PrivacyEducation.ca, we provide tailored training programs that help businesses comply with PIPEDA, GDPR, and HIPAA while building a culture of privacy awareness. Plus, get a free cybersecurity awareness checklist to evaluate your privacy practices today!

Celebrating 35 years of innovation and excellence in serving the Canadian business community, we're launching new initiatives for the FI, healthcare, and education sectors.
Start improving your data privacy practices now!

👉 Visit: PrivacyEducation.ca

83% of Companies Fail Due to Lack of Privacy Training 83% of Companies Fail Due to Lack of Privacy Training. PrivacyEducation.ca provides tailored training programs and free tools to improve security.