Informatica Canada launches informaticacorporation.ca to help companies tackle rising cyber threats with advanced data protection and free cybersecurity consultations.
Cyberattacks have surged by 65% in 2024. In response, Datarisk Canada has launched Incidentmanagement.ca, a platform offering expert breach management and compliance solutions. Visitors can access a free Breach Response Checklist to help navigate the critical stages of breach detection and response.
Datarisk Canada introduces ApplicationSecurity.ca to provide essential assessments and audits for cloud applications, combating cyber threats from misconfigurations.
OTSEC Canada introduces an AI Protection Program to safeguard industrial and OT environments from cyber threats. The program, available at www.AI-Security.ca, offers AI security assessments, continuous monitoring, and compliance management to address the rising vulnerabilities in AI-powered systems.
80% of Companies claim a boost in business and customer trust from security & privacy investment
As AI adoption accelerates, with 42% of Canadian companies expected to implement AI by 2025, concerns around hidden data collection and sharing in the supply chain are growing. Datarisk’s new solution, AIrisk.pro, addresses these risks by providing AI vendor risk assessments, transparency on data practices, and continuous monitoring to help businesses safeguard their data and stay compliant.
Toronto, Canada, September 16, 2024 – The rapid adoption of AI is transforming industries, with companies projected to add $13 trillion to the global economy by 2030 through AI-driven innovation, according to McKinsey & Company.
Toronto, Canada, July 9, 2024 – Informatica Corporation, Canada’s leader in managed cybersecurity solutions, announces the release of 9 free cybersecurity checklists to help organizations enhance their digital defenses.
As tax season approaches, accountants face a dual challenge—juggling time-sensitive responsibilities and fortifying defenses against rising cyber threats. Insecure data transfers, lax password practices, and the underuse of Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) underscore the imperative for a resilient cybersecurity strategy in the accounting profession.
Cybercrime and data breaches are all preventable, but there is no magic bullet solution simply because smart people are behind it all. Some of these entrepreneurial criminals are hard workers, but they can’t – or won’t – target people and organizations that think in layers.
