13 July 2020

• Cyber Security Today – Watch those smartwatch trackers, warnings to eToro and Win7 users
  Today's podcast has reports on worrisome smartwatch trackers, eToro user passwords for sale and Amazon's nixes TikTok mobile app for employees
• ITWC Morning Briefing, July 13, 2020 – Talking cybersecurity awareness with Trend Micro’s Mark Nunnikhoven
  A handy morning briefing to help you get caught up on the firehose of recent news.
• Hashtag Trending – AWS backtracks on TikTok decision; iOS apps crash thanks to Facebook, Microsoft stomps out fraud campaign
  AWS backtracks on its TikTok warning, iOS apps keep crashing thanks to Facebook, and Microsoft stomps out a nasty fraud campaign targeting CEOs. NOTE: This podcast was recorded prior to AWS' update on TikTok this weekend.
• New cyber insurance provider for SMBs moves into Canada
  Coalition offers passive network monitoring for vulnerabilities in addition to coverage for cyber incidents and technology failures
• Ryerson pushes public debate on cybersecurity, privacy issues
  The Cybersecure Policy Exchange aims to make recommendations on improving trust for social media, IoT and biometrics
• Tom’s Thoughts – What Canadians will be missing without the Microsoft Store
  Ten years after it opened its doors in 2009, Microsoft recently announced that several Microsoft Stores are shutting down, including all seven in Canada, sparing just four as experience centres for its products. Microsoft Stores were conceived back in an era when Steve Balmer, Microsoft’s then-CEO, was hellbent on...
• Cyber Security Today – Facebook accounts chopped, bad Android apps and home surveillance cameras may tip off criminals you’re not home
  Today's podcast reports on large numbers of suspect Facebook accounts being deleted, bad Android apps in Google Play store, billions of stolen passwords for sale and how home surveillance cameras may tip off criminals you're not home
• Hashtag Trending – #tiktokdown; Unreported military contracts from big tech; Neuralink update
  TikTok users take to Twitter to yell about its meltdown, New records show Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have thousands of previously unreported military and law enforcement contracts, and Elon Musk teases an update for its brain-computer interface company Neuralink.
• Microsoft adds OpenText’s information governance, secure collaboration at scale, and content management
  Waterloo-based information management software company OpenText today announced that it is extending its content services technology for Microsoft Teams, enabling the use of its content services for information governance and control.  Addition of the information governance tools and systems to Teams will make available...
• Herjavec Group acquires identity management and security consulting firm Securience
  Global cybersecurity firm Herjavec Group today announced the acquisition of Securience, a prominent identity and access management, IT security consulting firm in the U.K.