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Toronto airport launches self-serve passport kiosks

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If you’re headed down to some warm, snow-less place in the U.S. for the holidays, and you’re passing through Toronto, you may want to...

Major tech brands form coalition in response to PRISM leaks

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In the wake of government surveillance programs leaked by National Securities Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden, major tech industry firms are forming a coalition...

Government unveils final anti-spam regulations, dates

Brian Jackson -
Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL), the anti-spam bill that targets businesses that send email and other digital messages to people without permission, will start coming...

The Internet is a ‘friend, but there are foes,’ Michael Geist says

Candice So -
Thinking about privacy and security isn’t about just fighting cybercrime anymore – it’s about considering where our data is headed and how it’s being...

Live stream – Technicity 2013: Focus on cybersecurity

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Watch here live now: for our all-day conference live video feed and follow along on Twitter at #Technicity2013. You can check the agenda here. Join the...

SMBs would rather tidy desks than back up data, AVG study finds

Candice So -
If there was a list of deadly sins in data management, here's something that would probably be on it. According to a new study...

Virtual currencies like Bitcoin help criminals launder money, McAfee report finds

Candice So -
With the rise of virtual currencies like Bitcoin and Second Life’s Linden dollars, it’s not just early adopters swapping their physical cash for Internet...

Web sites tracking users using fonts, Belgian researchers find

Candice So -
With many Internet users concerned the National Security Agency is tracking their Web browsing activity, Belgian researchers have released another study showing it’s not...

Building a spy phone is as easy as injecting malware into Android apps

Candice So -
Kevin McNamee stands in front of his laptop on a low stage, a phone in his hand as he scrolls through a program showing...

A VoIP intercom system for your home or small office

Candice So -
Two German companies have built an intercom device for your home or small business office, giving you the ability to see and talk to...

Canadians have ‘naive belief’ hackers won’t target them: Trustwave

Candice So -
Small businesses worried about their IT need to find better ways to guard their data – especially as they present easy, unsecured targets, with...

#BeCASLReady – An ITBusiness.ca Twitter chat roundup

Candice So -
With Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) slated to go into force soon, businesses will no longer be able to send commercial electronic messages like emails...

McAfee rolls out 2014 versions of security products

Candice So -
With the end of 2013 in sight, McAfee Inc. has launched next’s year line of security suites aimed at consumers and small to mid-sized...

AVG gives resellers a dashboard to serve SMBs

Candice So -
Managed service providers (MSPs) and resellers using anti-virus company AVG Technologies will now be able to use one unified dashboard to serve small business...

AVG announces new product line, focuses on mobile and privacy

Candice So -
Anti-virus solutions provider AVG Technologies has launched a new product line, rolling out updated versions of its anti-virus software for consumers as well as...
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