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Kyndryl warns AI is compressing vulnerability exploit windows to hours, forcing Canadian security chiefs to rethink patching, board oversight and resilience.
Canada to spin off photonics centre to attract capital
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QueerTech report flags gaps in inclusive AI in Canada
QueerTech report says Canadian AI firms back inclusion in principle, but most lack formal bias checks and support for 2SLGBTQI+ users.
University of Toronto Co-op offers year-round tech hiring
University of Toronto widens co-op hiring windows to January, May and September, giving tech firms flexible access to students year-round.
Check Point launches Canada data residency for SASE
Check Point expands SASE data residency to Canada, letting organisations keep security telemetry and logs in-country for compliance and sovereignty needs.
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Proofpoint launches AI tool for compliance investigations
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Tanium & ServiceNow launch autonomous IT product
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