A recent report from Deloitte, commissioned by the Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE) and the Toronto Financial Services Alliance (TFSA), suggests that Southern Ontario is perfectly positioned to become a global hub for cybersecurity startups.
Blockchain is a distributed ledger which maintains all transactions and assets and is updated by a number of counterparties. Financial institutions are investing in the technology – in what is hoped – to automate processes and remove “human” errors. This may help towards lowering transactional and operational costs by releasing the finance sector from its legacy systems.
The security of applications must be thought through from the start, more precisely during the conception stage. What seems obvious to the automotive industry, is much less in terms of IT developments. Why?
SMILE (securitymadein.lu) is organizing the 2nd business breakfast in a row on October 20th as a part of the European Cyber Security Month (ECSM) entitled: “Cybersecurity, a question of life. Medical devices are full of IT: How to keep them safe?”. Talk will focus on the problem that we have vulnerable life critical devices that can easily be patched and how we can proceed to work together as a community to improve the cyber safety on these devices. Registration