Canadian privacy commissioners from coast to coast have passed a resolution calling on the government to suspend the recently launched no-fly list.
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TJX Security Breach Costs Millions
TJX has taken a $12 million charge related to the data security breach that affected Winners and HomeSense in Canada.
Canada No-Fly List to Launch in June
Transport Canada announced Friday that the no-fly list will take effect on June 18th. The Toronto Star has good coverage of the program they're calling "Passenger Protect."
Transcript of SECU Counterfeiting Hearing Posted
The Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security has posted the transcript of my appearance before the committee on counterfeiting.
Rogers Warns Customers on Vista
Several people have written to note that Rogers is warning customers about incompatiblities between Microsoft Vista and Rogers Yahoo Online Protection 2.0. The company is advising customers to uninstall the security protection when upgrading to Vista. Further, Rogers acknowledges that there are security risks because of the incompatibilities.
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