National security is threatened where political spies operate.
2011 issue 3
TABLE OF CONTENTS
BY LCol PAUL M. THOBO-CARLSEN
The CF Unit protects our defence agents from terrorism, espionage, sabotage...
BY KARL PAYEUR
Human weaknesses provide a fascinating look at vulnerabilities from within.
BY EDWARD R. MYERS
ISACA is an international organization offering tools, training, and networking to IT based organizations.
BY J. MICHAEL COLE
Examining the threat to Canada from Chinese espionage is examined.
BY MICHEL JUNEAU-KATSUYA
Dealing with motivation, coercion, and threat vulnerability drivers.
BY GUY CHAMBERLAIN
Common sense measures will help stop careless disclosure of key information.
BY STEPHEN MOORE
Protocols will allow multiple users to cooperate in the fight against intrusion.
BY DORON BERGERBEST-EILON
Corporate managers of the nation's largest companies are responsible for 85% of all critical infrastructure components.
BY LOIC BERNARD
Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) is the new watchword when it comes to the latest in cyber threats.
BY JEAN LOUP Le ROUX
Comparing ITAR restrictions with the Controlled Goods Directorate.
BY EDWARD R. MYERS
CADSI holds Ottawa's largest multi-jurisdictional security conference.
BY CINDY HANNA
The Deputy Chief of Calgary Emergency Management Agency looks to his tablet for timely and accurate mapping information during emergency events.
One Last Thing
BY SCOTT NEWARK
Can we recognize the degree of vulnerability at stake in cyber infrastructure?
