Passwords: Are Words Better Than Random Letters?
Creating and managing strong passwords is a fundamental key for internet security,
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The $200,000 Fine for the Gap – A Deeper Dive
In the Undertaking announced today by the CRTC, Gap, Inc has agreed
The Urgent Elements of Bill 64
Quebec’s new Bill 64 impacts 21 different laws in the province. The
Quebec: Updated PPIPS
The Quebec ACT RESPECTING THE PROTECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR
Standardization landscape for privacy: Part 1 — The NIST Privacy Framework
Standards and frameworks provide real benefits for privacy management. Standards are established
CASL Enforcement Update – September 2021
The CRTC is very good at communicating about CASL Enforcement. At least
Bill 64 – Consent When Using Personal Data
New Rules for Consent in Canada – a deeper dive… Quebec recently
CASL: The Cost of No Enforcement
During Paul Martin’s term as Prime Minister, the Government began the process
The New Rules for Consent in Canada When Processing Personal Data
Until now, we have not really been required to implement practices or
Building Back Better Requires Strong, Effective Regulation of Digital World
September 29, 2021 The following is an op-ed by Privacy Commissioner Daniel
Privacy in Canada – A Balanced Approach?
During the past 6 years it has been beyond frustrating to watch
Understanding Purpose Limitations for Using Personal Data
The new era of privacy & data protection has changed the rules
