Internet of Things Security: What Does “Best Practice” Actually Mean?

Presented by Chris Bellman as a part of the 2020 Serene-risc Workshop on The State of Canadian Cybersecurity Conference: Human-Centric Cybersecurity About the presentation Recently, best practices for Internet of Things (IoT) security have shown to be of interest to government and industry organizations. Academic research has highlighted a failure to follow established security practices, …

A Cybersecurity Overview of the Canadian Health Sector: Threats, Solutions and Lessons Learned

Presented by Louis Melançon as a part of the 2020 Serene-risc Workshop on The State of Canadian Cybersecurity Conference: Human-Centric Cybersecurity About the presentation The Canadian health sector is undergoing a slow but irresistible digital transformation. Medical devices which used to be traditionally standalone are now integrated into hospital networks. Electronic records allow health professionals …

Call for Help: Examining the antecedents of Social Support Seeking Among Victims of Cybercrime

The increase in cyber crimes leads to a rise in the number of victims of this type of crime. The number of victims only keeps increasing over time, and the consequences are significant. These crimes, such as fraud, identity theft, hacking, and more, are those rare crimes where victims must go through a long process …

Appel à l’aide : examen des antécédents de recherche de soutien social parmi les victimes de cybercrimes

La hausse des crimes cyber engendrent la hausse du nombre de victimes de ce type de crime. En effet, le nombre de victimes ne fait qu’augmenter avec le temps et les conséquences sont de plus en plus importantes. Ces crimes, comme la fraude, le vol d’identité, le piratage informatique, et plus encore, font partie des …

Platforms and the Cybercrime Economy: Towards a socio-economic analysis

Presented by Mike McHuire as a part of the 2020 Serene-risc Workshop on The State of Canadian Cybersecurity Conference: Human-Centric Cybersecurity About the presentation One of the primary motivations for engaging in cybercrime lies in the pursuit of revenues. Yet though this has been a well understood pathway into offending within traditional crime contexts it …

Individual differences influencing vulnerability to victimization and its psychological impacts

The rapidly growing problem of computer crimes affects the vast majority of countries. These crimes that come to life through a computer, phone, or tablet cost businesses and individuals a lot. It is known in the cybersecurity industry that computer attacks are often unintentionally caused by human error, leaving a system unprotected or easily accessible …

Les différences individuelles influençant la vulnérabilité à la victimisation et ses impacts psychologiques

La forte croissance des crimes informatiques impacte la vaste majorité des pays. Bien que les cyberattaques soient en hausse partout dans le monde, Hong Kong est une des villes qui a été particulièrement touchée financièrement depuis la dernière décennie. Précisément, le nombre total de cas de cybercriminalité signalés a plus que quintuplé de 2009 à …

Information Assurance Practice and education: Progress and Gaps

Presented by Tejaswini Herath as a part of the 2020 Serene-risc Workshop on The State of Canadian Cybersecurity Conference: Human-Centric Cybersecurity About the presentation While strides have been made in our understanding of risk management of information assets, the security threats and everchanging technology environment keeps us challenged. This talk presents an observation on the …

Android or iOS? The implication of an exploitation system for victims of domestic and intimate violence

Spyware is an increasingly popular tool sold to provide a surveillance tool to the general population, often advertised as the solution to parents, businesses, or spouses wanting to spy on their children, employee or partners. When this software is installed on the victim’s phone, it acts as a third party between the victim’s phone and …

Android ou iOS? L’implication du système d’exploitation pour les victimes de violence familiale et conjugale

Les logiciels espions (« spyware » en anglais) sont des outils de plus en plus populaires, vendus dans l’objectif d’offrir un instrument de surveillance à la population générale et souvent publicisé comme étant la solution aux parents, aux entreprises ou aux conjoint(es) voulant espionner leurs enfants, employés ou partenaires. Lorsque ce logiciel est installé dans le téléphone …