Inappropriate Access detection using Machine Learning
Detecting Inappropriate Access to Personal Health Information “While PHIPA has served Ontarians well over the last decade, rapid changes in technology and communications are demanding that we keep pace. With the growing use of electronic health records, the province needs a legislative framework that addresses the rights of individuals and the duties and obligations of…
Legal Obligations for Energy Boards
In this guide you will explore: Obligations of Energy Boards FTC and Fair Information principle requirements Smart Grid Data Protection Requirements Employee Privacy in the Energy Space Federal and state law requirements In recent years, news of massive data breaches has become almost commonplace. We are witnessing an unprecedented increase in cyberattacks, with energy utilities…
Data Protection in Design
Time for a New Vision Up until now, we have viewed privacy and security on the same sliding scale, through which it appears to be impossible to have one without hurting the other. Envisioning a country where privacy is prioritized over security and surveillance seems absurd. However, it is time that we disrupt this traditional…
Canada’s Security Agency Issues:Top 10 Actions to Take to Eliminate Cyber Threats
In this series of posts, we review recommendations for workplace cyber security published by the Communications Security Establishment Canada. Today, we offer commentary on CSEC’s Top 10 recommendations for strengthening cyber security. The Communications Security Establishment Canada’s (CSEC) Top 10 IT Security Actions bulletin offers ten recommendations that promise to eliminate the vast majority of cyber threats…
The Best Encryption ceases to work upon the first authorized access
Has encryption protect google and yahoo against NSA snooping, simply not. Was the NSA protected against data extract by an ‘authorized’ user who threatened the nations security? not really. Hence we say that best encryption ceases to work upon the first authorized access.