Too many fault lines in digital voting process
CONSTANTINE PASSARIS: The shambles of the Iowa caucuses reconfirms that electronic voting is still a long way off (FREE membership content)
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Tag: Privacy
Beyond carding: how police surveillance has dangerously evolved
ANIL ANAND: The end of carding won’t cease the gathering of information. Instead, it will be entered into police data bases without the public’s knowledge (PREMIUM content/Not yet a PREMIUM member? $21)
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Cyber risk ramps up during elections
BRENNEN SCHMIDT and ALLAN BONNER: Parties should publish their cyber security policies and subject themselves to audits that they publish. And they need to tighten up their practices (FREE membership content)
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We must manage the Internet of things with care
EAMONN BROSNAN: Who will ensure devices have been tested thoroughly and are secure? Who will ensure our privacy is protected? (FREE membership content)
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Visual intelligence is the next wave of digital security
BRUCE MATICHUK: Visual intelligence allows for face identification, incident recognition, behaviour monitoring, object identification and even face or activity prediction (FREE)
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Towing the party line in the Internet age
ALEC BRUCE: It’s worthwhile remembering that before the Internet, instant messaging, social media and meme merchandising, depending on where you lived, almost nothing was private ($$)
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Can we protect privacy in a cashless society?
FERGUS HODGSON: The key is to find digital mediums of exchange that preserve the distinct attributes of cash (FREE)
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Backdoor access to encryption threatens the privacy of us all
Will government agencies respect our privacy and work in our best interests? Will access fall into the wrong hands? (FREE)
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Broadcasting our private lives, one hack at a time
Through a combination of cyber laziness, poor practices by vendors and manufacturers and lax security, we’re all exposed (FREE)
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Building Internet walls to protect data could penalize users
There are billions of Internet users and every corporation has a virtual finger in the pie. But privacy laws differ widely
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Antiquated privacy laws fail to protect Canadians
Government must update legislation in a way that addresses today’s technology and prepares for future changes. And political parties can’t be exempt (FREE)
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Do you know who is watching your kids?
PRICE: Students should be able to speak and think freely without fear anyone other than the teacher and their own conscience are watching over them
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