• Cyber Security Today February 2025 Month In Review

  • Feb 28 2025
  • Length: 1 hr
  • Podcast

Cyber Security Today February 2025 Month In Review

  • Summary

  • Cybersecurity Insights: February Review & Current Trends

    Join us in this comprehensive discussion on February's cybersecurity highlights, featuring experts Laura Payne from White Tuque and David Shipley from Beauceron Security. We delve into Canada's cybercrime progress, discuss significant global cyber incidents, and explore the ongoing challenges in cybersecurity regulation, AI integration, and digital identity. Additionally, we address the impacts of U.S. policy changes on cybersecurity standards and the vital need for effective cybersecurity education in the face of rapid technological advancements. Stay tuned for crucial insights and pragmatic advice to navigate today's cybersecurity landscape.

    00:00 Introduction and Panel Welcome
    01:30 Cybercrime Trends in Canada
    05:59 International Cybercrime and Ransomware
    08:08 Nation-State Cyber Heists
    14:14 Legacy Systems and Cybersecurity Challenges
    17:08 Open Banking and FinTech Security
    24:35 US Federal Cybersecurity Cuts
    30:57 The Reality of Cyber Threats
    31:13 Cultural Perceptions of Cybersecurity
    31:57 Political Will and Cybersecurity Policies
    32:44 North Korean Cyber Threats
    33:17 Generational Knowledge and Cybersecurity
    34:20 Cryptocurrency Regulation Challenges
    35:11 Digital Identity Concerns
    41:00 Encryption and Privacy Debates
    47:08 AI and Cybersecurity Risks
    57:06 Concluding Thoughts and Future Directions

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