Richard Bray

From the Mad Trapper of Rat River to Mafiaboy of Montreal, the RCMP have earned a reputation...

Since the dawn of history, humanity has spent much of its time creating and defending borders.

The number one vulnerability in computer systems, says one of the outfits that's supposed to know about these things, lies not in faulty firewalls but in . . . default settings.

Around the world, hackers are

In the months following the Y2K transition, governments and institutions around the world produced follow-up reports, complete with recommendations and lessons learned. Now, with more time behind us and, for the federal Information Technology community at least, a 2004 deadline looming for Government On-line, Lac Carling Governments' Review spoke with executives across the country to see which lessons have taken -- and which might be useful in terms of electronic service delivery.

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