This is so sad; and going to be devastating for Canada long term. For all the years I promoted Canadian tech & Ai domestically and externally, I can say that the 5 things we did wrong as a country were: (a) VC system subsidized by federal govt, which is men only club and subsidizes VC partners, not startups; (b) no grant money; (c) no federal support for startups or even to groups that try to make ecosystems to foster entrepreneurship; (d) funding a cluster concept instead of talented startups where money was available only in certain areas in a few cities which went against the natural flow of talent and growth of innovation like cleantech for Vancouver and AI for Montreal, when most of that talent was in Ontario. And (5), no investment in researching future trends and technology changes to make sure Canada is keeping up and supporting future tech so that we are leaders and not followers. I always thought Canada should put out an annual paper on tech and it’s future so we have a vision for the future as a country. Not too late Canada!!
NEW - A malware dealer for notorious Russian cybercrime gangs Fin6 and Cobalt Group has been located, identified and his name given to police.
Some nice snaps of him and his wife on vacation across Europe and Mexico too.
https://t.co/WY98gXsEVE
Competitive pressures within the #cybercrime economy are a powerful motivating force behind relentless #innovation. Stay ahead of bad actors with lessons learned from our latest threat report, created in partnership with @eSentire
"Why is Threat Detection Hard?" https://t.co/ZbBDgg8i0z <- following a discussion here, updated with new ideas (just in time for #cybersecurityawarenessmonth)
Join #cybersecurity experts from @eSentire and @vmw_carbonblack for a new on-demand webinar on how #endpoint protection can prevent cybercriminals from exploiting corporate disruption to evade traditional defenses: https://t.co/B8QJsaGDjj
"The most successful #phishing campaigns use a topical, stressful event to set the stage for communication with the victim to increase their effectiveness," noted eSentire's Rob McLeod https://t.co/eQXA9dE0Xi #Ransomware@threatpost@wirelesswench
#Threatactors are getting smarter. Frontline #cybersec strategy experts illuminate how it takes active threat hunting to fight #cyberattacks in this new on-demand #webinar. https://t.co/AOb3WS7QC3 @mbsangster
The eSentire Security Operations Center (SOC) has observed a behavior change in the active exploitation of Citrix’s vulnerability. Learn more: https://t.co/JFjMem3aTj
Amazing keynote by @t_gidwani from Google’s Threat Analysis to kick off #ATTACKCon 2.0! Intelligence-driven security is so invigorating. I’m amazed by the stark contrast of strength, hope and energy in this community vs. fatigue and despair from other approaches! 🔭🕵️♂️🔬
@myrcurial@treyford Congratulations Gramps and @securityintern! I can still remember when your kids were kids. So this is what getting old feels like...
In part one of a two-part series, we spoke to techies at four #Seattle tech startups to learn why they have adopted functional programming, and the challenges and benefits associated with it. #tech#startup#scala https://t.co/mwL9oT8SS3