Mari-Len De Guzman

security is soaring at Canadian airports with the rollout of a dual biometric-based airport identification card program by the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA), reportedly the first of its kind in the world

One Canadian province recently became a showcase of industry

It may be reminiscent of the days leading up to the Y2K phenomenon, but the IT implications of the early switch to daylight saving time (DST) next month may not be as dreadful as some might think.

After going through stringent evaluation, a product called Voltage SecureMail, from Palo Alto, Calif.-based Voltage Security Inc., won ING Canada

The increasing burden of regulatory requirements is beginning to have a negative spillover effect on IT departments and their ability to manage IT security, according to some industry observers.

For varied reasons, your company might be contemplating whether to allow employees to telecommute or work remotely. If that's the case, it would do well to heed the words of a management expert who believes organizations might be asking the wrong question when it comes to virtual working.

Privacy advocates have asked Parliament to enact legislation that would require organizations to report and notify their customers if their personal information has been breached.

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