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Privacy Primer: 5 Things Businesses Need To Do Now To Comply With PIPEDA
Uber. Equifax. Yahoo. Hardly a month went by in 2017 without news of yet another major privacy breach at a multi-national corporation. Sensitive personal information of an estimated one billion-plus customers landed in the hands of hackers, subjecting those customers to potentially serious consequences, including identity theft.
CanadaPrivacy
Pallett Valo LLP
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Reviving Data Breach Class Actions: BC Court Of Appeal Breathes New Life Into Canadian Privacy And Cybersecurity Litigation
Two recent BC Court of Appeal decisions revive support for Canadian data breach class actions after the viability of such proceedings was recently stifled...
CanadaPrivacy

McMillan LLP

Scraping The Surface: Global Privacy Authorities Issue Joint Statement On Data Scraping

On August 24, 2023, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, together with eleven other global privacy authorities from around the world ("Regulators")...

Vicarious Liability For Cyber And Privacy-Related Claims: Is Your Organization Protected Against Internal Threats?

Privacy and data breaches at universities and colleges continue to rise. In response to a Statistics Canada survey in 2017, universities reported the second highest number of cybersecurity incidents.

Stewart McKelvey

A Sword And A Shield: AI's Dual-Natured Role In Cybersecurity

Artificial intelligence (AI) is an increasingly powerful force in the cybersecurity space. Unfortunately, it is available to both good and bad actors. Hackers use AI tools as weapons to carry out sophisticated cyberattacks.

CanadaTechnology

AgTech – An Emerging Industry Full Of Opportunities And Legal Challenges

As home to more than forty per cent of Canada's cultivated farmland and a rapidly growing tech sector, Saskatchewan has quickly developed into a thriving incubator for agricultural technology...

CanadaTechnology

Alberta Faces A Surge In AI Data Centre Power Demand: AESO Responds With Phased Connection Plan

The prevalence of cloud-based services, computer and mobile applications, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning technology, and other data-driven industries...

CanadaTechnology

McCarthy Tétrault

Artificial Intelligence And Blockchains Are Vulnerable To Cyberattacks

Technologies based on blockchains and AI imply a considerable change for our society. Being that the security of data exchanged is vital, companies must begin adopting a long-term approach right now.

CanadaTechnology

Being The Victim Of An IT Security Breach Is Not Enough To Claim Damages

In the matter of Bourbonnière v. Yahoo! Inc.1, the Quebec Superior Court applied the principles laid down by the Quebec Court of Appeal in the Sofio2...

CanadaTechnology

Langlois Avocats

Connected Robots, Connected Risk: Robotics Liability Considerations For 2026

The robotics industry continues to rapidly grow. With more systems connected to enterprise networks and cloud platforms, safety and cybersecurity increasingly overlap.

CanadaTechnology

Cybersecurity Guidance From Canadian Securities Administrators

The Notice highlights the importance of cyber risks for securities market participants...

CanadaTechnology

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Cybersecurity: When Social Engineering Fraud Is Not Covered Under Your Insurance Policy

We live in an age of escalating cybersecurity threats. Many intrusion threats are social engineering attacks, which seek to gain entry to an organization's computer systems via its personnel...

CanadaTechnology

Bennett Jones LLP

Designing A Solid Security Package: General Principles For Taking Security (Video)

You will recall that a lender takes security in order to have some recourse to seize and sell the borrower's assets if the borrower defaults in the repayment of a loan, or the performance of its other covenants.

CanadaTechnology

Designing A Solid Security Package: Introduction (Video)

Each video in this series will discuss different security that a lender should consider when putting its security package together.

CanadaTechnology

Don't Short the Truth

A recent decision of the Alberta Securities Commission appears to give short-sellers wide latitude to negatively comment on targets ...

CanadaTechnology

Bennett Jones LLP

Financial Industry Regulator Issues Cybersecurity Guidance

In December 2018, the United States Financial Industry Regulatory Authority issued a Report on Selected Cybersecurity Practices — 2018 to help broker-dealer firms improve their cybersecurity programs.

CanadaTechnology

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Fraud Protection: What's The F Word Costing You?

High risk areas, such as financial or inventory departments, are obvious targets for routine audits.

CanadaTechnology

Collins Barrow National Incorporated

IIROC Introduces Mandatory Reporting Of Cybersecurity Incidents For Dealers

The Amendments are the latest initiative undertaken by IIROC in its ongoing focus on proactively addressing the cybersecurity risk exposure of its Dealers.

CanadaTechnology

Improving Your Organization's Cyber Resilience

Cyber incidents affecting Canadian businesses are growing at an alarming rate, with increased sophistication, as more and more work and business transactions are conducted virtually.

CanadaTechnology

Fogler, Rubinoff LLP

Information Security Incident Management: A New Regulatory Framework For Financial Institutions And Credit Assessment Agents

On October 23, 2024, the Regulation respecting the management and reporting of information security incidents by certain financial institutions and by credit assessment agents ("Regulation")...

CanadaTechnology

Langlois Avocats

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