Innovating Canada
CAMPAIGN: Cybersecurity (2022)
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The Search for True Randomness: Quantum Hardening of Cybersecurity’s Weakest Link
With cybercrime skyrocketing over the course of the pandemic, cybersecurity experts are working overtime to not only protect systems against the sophisticated attacks of today, but also against the unprecedented threat of quantum computing on the horizon. Fortunately, accessible innovation in quantum security is helping them stay ahead of the curve.
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A Fast Track Way to an In-Demand Cybersecurity Career
You don’t need an IT degree with years of experience to enter cybersecurity. Lighthouse Labs offers an accelerated learning option.
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What the Convergence of Cyber Risk Means for Your Business
“What’s next?” — The question plaguing businesses trying to manage corporate cyber risk. Complexity and risk are increasing as the domains of security, privacy, and data management converge. This is the convergence of cyber risk.
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Why a Career Transition to Cybersecurity Is Not a Far-Fetched Idea
Deloitte’s cybersecurity consulting business is helping to fill the talent gap by encouraging professionals from diverse professional backgrounds and industries to switch careers.
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All Hands On Deck: The Skyrocketing Demand for Canadian Cybersecurity Skills
The impact of cybercrime on the Canadian economy is measured in the billions of dollars, but so too is the economic contribution of the rapidly growing cybersecurity jobs sector. As cyber threats and cybersecurity systems continue to multiply and grow ever more advanced, the biggest question is how to fill thousands of available cybersecurity positions with appropriately skilled workers.
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Diversifying Talent Pool Key to Solving Cyber Talent Shortage in Canada
Long thought of as the domain of people with specific technical skills, the cybersecurity industry welcomes people with diverse backgrounds and perspectives.
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Building the Skills for Cyber Resilience Is Achievable — With the Right Help
Digital technology and connectivity have made Canadian businesses more productive, competitive, and global than previously dreamed. But, without the appropriate cybersecurity, the right training, and certification, this blessing of capability is also a vulnerability — a single critical point of failure.
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Benefits and Implications of the Zero Trust Journey
Zero Trust just kind of rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it? The industry is abuzz about implementing a Zero Trust Model within its organizations. But what is the model all about?
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Protecting Canada from Cyber Threats Means Protecting SMBs
The threats we face in cyberspace are rapidly evolving. In a world where our economy and essential services are increasingly online, cybersecurity is critical to ensuring the viability, continuity, and growth of Canada’s economy.
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Digital Neighbourhood Watch: Security through Collaboration
Cybercriminals are working together, sharing information and ideas. Canadian businesses can’t hope to attain cyber resilience unless they do the same. Security is about community, and it always has been. If you live in a heavily fortified house, complete with private guards, in an area where crime runs rampant, you are less safe in real...
