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Security

Data on as many as 100,000 Nova Scotia healthcare staff stolen in MOVEit breach

Howard Solomon -
Data on at least 100,000 employees in Nova Scotia's healthcare sector were stolen as the result of the vulnerability in Progress Software's MOVEit file...
Government & Public Sector

Nova Scotians hit by MOVEit data breach

Lynn Greiner -
Nova Scotia's minister of cyber security and digital solutions, Colton LeBlanc, announced in a press conference yesterday that it is investigating the theft of...
Government & Public Sector

Michelin announces multi million dollar investment in Nova Scotia plants

Samira Balsara -
Michelin has announced a C$300 million investment into its Canadian operations to further improve its environmental footprint. This multi-million dollar investment, part of Michelin's global...
CanadianCIO

New CIOCAN chapter in Atlantic Canada to hold debut event Wednesday

Paul Barker -
Anyone who visits the website of the CIO Association of Canada (CIOCAN) today and lands on the page enumerating the group’s various chapters will...
Companies

IBM and Net Zero Atlantic partner to enhance clean energy transition for Indigenous communities

Samira Balsara -
Today IBM announced the new members of its IBM Sustainability Accelerator program, with Halifax-based Net Zero Atlantic as one of the five organizations selected by...
Cloud

Coffee Briefing July 5, 2022 – Avanade expands into Atlantic Canada; Toronto fintech helps Pride Toronto raise money; Snowflake to hire engineers across Canada;...

Samira Balsara -
Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team!
Artificial Intelligence

Dalhousie University’s AI robotics team wins gold in RoboCup

Samira Balsara -
The Dalhousie University's AI robotics team, CYRUS, has become the first Canadian team to win gold in the international RoboCup competition. Team CYRUS, led by...
Podcasts

Cyber Security Today, March 8, 2021 – Patching, data breaches and a spoiled racing car announcement

Howard Solomon -
Today's podcast reports on patching needed for D-Link, Citrix and Cisco devices, data breaches at a Nova Scotia pension plan and a U.S. military insurer and a spoiled F1 announcement 

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