Posts by Janus Conferences
Mastering risk from the legal department
Legal leaders share strategies for monitoring and mitigating risk in the evolving business landscape
Read MoreOnline conference focuses on ‘the new cyber threats’ facing the oil & gas industry
Cyber attacks on critical infrastructures in the oil and gas sectors are key topics discussed in a virtual conference on April 26, 11:00 am – 12:30 PM, EST.
Read MoreHow AI Defends Critical Infrastructure from Ransomware
Ransomware against industrial environments is on the rise. Darktrace’s Director of Enterprise Security David Masson provides insight that AI is a powerful technology that leverages unsupervised machine learning to autonomously safeguard critical infrastructure and its suppliers with machine speed and precision
Read MoreDarktrace AI Stops Emotet Trojan cyber-Attack at Saudi Arabian Construction Supply Giant
A Saudi Arabian construction giant was infiltrated by attackers earlier this year. Inside minutes, Darktrace AI took motion to efficiently block malicious communications occurring between the contaminated system and an uncommon host. READ MORE Source: Digital Latest News
Read MorePreemptor AI – A Tool To Stop Impersonation And Plagiarism
Colleges are telling us that they are facing a key challenge in the move to remote delivery, in that, students are using surrogates or individuals to impersonate them to complete tests and assignments. A new technology called Preemptor AI can help institutions of higher learning protect against fraud by using Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Read MoreHire international students? Now, that’s a thought!
Facebook Linkedin Twitter Montreal National | In fall 2016, there were over 33,000 international students enrolled in post-secondary education in Greater Montréal (MEES, 2017), and the number of students attending university went up 10% in fall 2017 (BCI, 2017). That spells opportunity for Montréal businesses. In its new video, I Choose Montréal features Montréal-area employers…
Read MoreFailure to report Canadian privacy breaches
Facebook Linkedin Facebook Failure to report Canadian privacy breaches could mean big fines after Nov. 1 Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien holds a news conference to discuss his annual report in Ottawa on Thursday, Sept. 27, 2018. After more than three years of legislative fine-tuning, Canadian businesses will be required as of Thursday to alert their…
Read MoreCanadian firms still have work to do on cybersecurity: EY
A new report from EY says Canadian firms are increasing their cybersecurity spending, but the majority still allocate less than 10 per cent of their IT budgets to fending off hackers. For more on this, BNN Bloomberg spoke with Yogen Appalraju, Canadian cybersecurity leader at EY. Facebook Linkedin Twitter
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