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Data Retention vs. Data Risk: When Keeping Everything Becomes the Threat
The Hoarder’s Dilemma in the Digital Age If you’ve ever hesitated to delete an old file because “you might need it someday,” you’re not alone.

The Weaponization of Employee Data
In the digital age, a stranger doesn’t need to break into your office to learn who works there. They just need to scroll. Job titles,

Rural Doesn’t Mean Safe: Cyber Threats Facing Canada’s Small-Town Infrastructure
For generations, small-town Canada has been a picture of calm. Quiet streets, familiar faces, and a sense of distance from the chaos that often seems

Pharmacy Cybersecurity in the Age of IoT: When Smart Pill Dispensers Become Attack Vectors
A New Prescription for Risk Pharmacies have always been places of trust. People walk in expecting not only accuracy in the medications they receive but

SMB Cybersecurity ROI: Where to Invest for Maximum Impact
For small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), every dollar counts. Leaders are constantly weighing where to put limited resources—whether to hire more staff, upgrade equipment, or

The Human Firewall: Training Employees to Spot Cyber Threats
When people think about cybersecurity, they usually picture firewalls, antivirus software, and IT departments buzzing away behind the scenes. But the truth is, the most

The Myth of ‘Too Small to Be a Target’: Why Hackers Love Tiny Companies
It’s a line heard time and again from small business owners across Canada: “We’re not big enough to be on anyone’s radar.” The assumption is

The Rise of AI Co-Pilots in Cybersecurity – Friend, Foe, or Something in Between?
You can’t walk into a boardroom, a threat intelligence briefing, or even a casual IT meetup these days without someone bringing up artificial intelligence. And

Hacked Before the Interview: How Job Seekers Are Being Targeted — What Employers Should Know
It started like any other job hunt. A qualified applicant spotted an exciting opening online with a respected Canadian company—one they’d long admired. The job