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This article discusses some of our firm's experiences with how cyber attacks can result in a business interruption loss.

The heavy reliance on technology in today's data driven world means that cybersecurity threats must be taken seriously.

As threat actors ramp up efforts, organizations need to be prepared for a cybersecurity incident. With first-hand knowledge of an organization's operations, in-house counsel can serve as a valuable resource…

In today's digital world, email fraud is becoming increasingly common. One question arising more frequently is: If a hacker uses my email and tricks someone into sending money to the wrong account...

The latest federal budget promises just over $1 billion in funding to shore up Canada's cybersecurity, and a government agency has published new resources to help small and medium-sized organizations prevent cyberattacks.

Last year saw an increase in the frequency of data breaches and this trend is unlikely to disappear in 2018.

When a cyber-attack hits, the first 24 hours are critical. But who makes the first call? What evidence should be preserved?

On May 23, 2019, the International Technology Law Association (ITechLaw) released Responsible AI: A Global Policy Framework, an in-depth review that proposes ethical guideposts to encourage

Even the most secure organizations fall victim to cyber attacks. To be prepared, organizations need to identify and secure or delete certain high-risk forms of data on their systems.

August 2023, the National Institute of Standards and Technology ("NIST") released the initial public draft of its highly anticipated Cybersecurity Framework ("CSF").

It seems that the saga of the Ontario Securities Commission's prosecution of Daniel Emerson Tiffin and Tiffin Financial Corporation is not over yet. On November 28, 2018 (2018 ONCA 953)

Last March over 1,800 experts in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) signed an open letter calling for a six-month pause to AI development. This was prompted by the release of Chat GPT-4...

Rising cyberthreats call for advanced testing methods to safeguard investments

Sanctionné le 4 avril 2023, le projet de loi n° 3, Loi sur les renseignements de santé et de services sociaux et modifiant diverses dispositions législatives, établit un nouveau...

On March 18, 2020, the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre ("CACF") released a bulletin warning Canadians that fraudsters are exploiting the COVID-19 global health crisis to commit fraud and cyber-crime.

Cyber threats are evolving unprecedentedly, and the need for cutting-edge solutions is more pressing than ever. AI in cyber security is an advanced solution that has taken the spotlight.

More and more, organizations are reaching out to ask about pre-incident retainers – securing us, in advance, to help in the event of a cyber incident. This is a positive and important cyber-readiness step.