Category: Passwords
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The Future with Passkeys
Passwords have long been the cornerstone of digital authentication, but they come with a critical flaw: they require users to share a secret with the service they’re logging into. This shared secret model means that every time you log in, your password must be transmitted and stored—creating a vulnerability that has led to some of…
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The Growing Threat to Canadian Law Firms
As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes industries worldwide, its rapid adoption in Canadian businesses—including law firms—is exposing organizations to new cybersecurity risks. A recent report by Cisco highlights a troubling trend: while AI-related cyber incidents are increasing, most businesses remain unprepared to defend against them. Cisco’s findings reveal that 80% of Canadian businesses have faced AI-driven…
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How Businesses Can Stay Operational During an Internet Outage
An internet outage can disrupt business operations, but with the right strategy, companies can stay productive. A key part of this plan is maintaining both local and cloud storage, ensuring access to critical files whether online or offline. Steps to Minimize Downtime Why Businesses Need Both Local & Cloud Storage Using OneDrive’s “Always Keep on…
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Lessons from Nova Scotia Power’s Breach
A recent cybersecurity breach at Nova Scotia Power has sent ripples of concern through the province, highlighting the vulnerabilities that businesses and essential services face in an increasingly digital landscape. Nova Scotia’s Minister of Energy, Trevor Boudreau, addressed the gravity of the situation in a letter to Nova Scotia Power on May 7, expressing concerns…
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Security Risks Are Evolving—Why Canadian Businesses Must Adapt Now
According to Cisco’s 2025 Cybersecurity Readiness Index only three per cent of Canadian businesses are fully prepared to defend against today’s threats. AI is both a powerful tool for security and a major risk, with 80 per cent of organizations reporting AI-related incidents like phishing scams, deepfakes, and AI model manipulation. Yet, 41 per cent…
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Celebrate World Password Day
World Password Day, May 1st, is here—a perfect reminder for businesses to evaluate and improve their password practices. In this digital era, strong security measures are essential to protect sensitive data and fend off cyber threats. Below, we dive into password do’s and don’ts, along with simple tips to help businesses fortify their defenses. Do’s…