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Ding, dong, Bell, they're hacking you as well.

 

 

OK, this is getting a little scary.

 

Bell Canada, one of the world leaders in communication services and technologies has announced that they have experienced yet another a data breach. While this hack apparently involves fewer than 100,000 clients, that's 100,000 more than should be.

 

Sadly, this is not the first time, but it brings new light to the importance of reporting incidents as soon as they are identified and/or confirmed. New federal regulations regarding detection, reporting and remediation are soon to be implemented as part of the government's cybersecurity strategy for both the public and private sectors as well as international dealings.

 

In the meantime, we as individuals and business owners need to be not only cognizant but prepared for these eventualities.

 

Let's talk.

 

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Ding, dong, Bell, they're hacking you as well.

 

 

OK, this is getting a little scary.

 

Bell Canada, one of the world leaders in communication services and technologies has announced that they have experienced yet another a data breach. While this hack apparently involves fewer than 100,000 clients, that's 100,000 more than should be.

 

Sadly, this is not the first time, but it brings new light to the importance of reporting incidents as soon as they are identified and/or confirmed. New federal regulations regarding detection, reporting and remediation are soon to be implemented as part of the government's cybersecurity strategy for both the public and private sectors as well as international dealings.

 

In the meantime, we as individuals and business owners need to be not only cognizant but prepared for these eventualities.

 

Let's talk.

 

Read more here.


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