C O N T E N T S
Volume 5, Issue 3 Fall 2011
FEATURES 18 WORTH THE WAGER
When it came time for the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation to revamp its self-exclusion gambler program, the government agency had to design and implement a security system that resolved many of the privacy challenges such a system creates
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Honda Canada…hacked. Sony…hacked. Conservative Party of Canada…hacked. High-profile data breaches indeed, and ones that prove that how companies respond to such incidences is just as important as trying to prevent them from happening in the first place
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BEST VIEW IN THE HOUSE It is home to the Toronto Blue Jays and a countless number of events throughout the year. The Rogers Centre is also the home of a state-of-the-art HD video surveillance system that has not only enhanced its security, but also its risk management and operational capabilities
COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
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NEWS & NOTES Q&A
Ric Handren, CIBC’s vice president and chief security officer
PRIVACY MATTERS Dr. Ann Cavoukian on the privacy of mobile devices
HEALTHY WORKPLACE Kae Roberts on the importance of conducting
workplace violence threat assessments TECHNICAL CORNER
How properly conducted penetration tests can help prevent data breaches
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Reasons to integrate physical and logical access control
CYBER WATCH Brent MacLean on the business
of botnets and Trojan horses COOL STUFF
ASK AWAY Migrating to IPv6 • Tablets & Smart Phones
IN MY WORDS
Michael Geist on the soon-to-be future of lawful access in Canada
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