Spending on the basics, not just technology is vital for cloud security: Report
Bell/IDC study of Canadian organizations showed the highest security technology spenders had more breaches tha
Breaking News: Toronto children’s hospital confirms it was hit by ransomware
The impact of the ransomware attack that hit Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children may last for weeks. In an online statement today the hospital said it anticipates that it will be a matter of weeks before all systems are functioning as normal. There is no evidence to date that personal information or personal health information
Okta code stolen from GitHub: News report
Some source code of identity and access management provider Okta has reportedly been stolen from its private GitHub repositories, says the Bleeping Computer news service. The site said it has obtained a security incident notification Okta has been emailing its security contacts. The site also says it has confirmed that multiple sources, including IT administrators,
Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children dealing with cybersecurity incident
Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children is still dealing with a cybersecurity incident so serious it declared a ‘Code Grey’ — meaning an IT system failure. On Monday, the hospital said the incident appears to have only impacted a few internal clinical and corporate systems, as well as some hospital phone lines and webpages. “All patient
Breaking news: Ottawa-area IT firm says it has fully recovered from ransomware attack
2NetworkIT says customers only lost one day of email and data because it had an untouc
Alert issued to update Citrix ADC, Gateway devices
Exploits of a vulnerabilty on unmitigated appliances in the wild have bee
Atlassian admins warned of session cookie vulnerabilty
Users should log out regularly from sensitive applications so existing session cookies
Google urges developers to build more secure software
Report says developers should adopt the Supply chain Levels for Software Artifacts (SLSA) framework to reduce the odds applications can be c
Ontario alerting 360,000 their personal information taken in data breach
Twelve months after police charged two men with compromising Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccine management system, the province has identified and started notifying the 360,000 residents whose personal data was copied. The Canadian Press reports the government said the delay is because of the time it took to determine the scale and impact of the breach. The
Some models of Cisco IP phones have high-severity vulnerability
Cisco says firmware fix won’t be available until
