Daniel Tobok highlights limitations in Canadian online surveillance. The discussion revolves around the recent incident where a threat made on a Toronto District School Board computer went unnoticed by local authorities but was discovered by someone in the US who alerted the FBI. The expert emphasizes the need for improved filters and mechanisms to monitor online activities, pointing out a disconnect between public perception and the reality of cybersecurity. They mention that the US has more aggressive and effective filters in place and stress the importance of specialists in cyber investigations. The lack of dedicated personnel for tracking cybersecurity and online threats in organizations like school boards is a concerning weakness in the current system.
What To Do If Your Account On Mobile Apps Get Breached
Daniel Tobok discusses the rising concerns of mobile app breaches and how individuals can protect themselves. He highlights recent incidents where individuals faced unauthorized charges
February 5, 2019
