Saturday, December 11, 2004

Insightful blog-post on the nature of privacy

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Bruce Schneider, one of the leading thinkers on security has recently had some interesting things to say about privacy. In my experience, mo...
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SuperPages.ca announces fix for security issues

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A few days ago, I posted about a security issues on the SuperPages.ca website that allowed anyone to alter residential telephone listings (s...
Thursday, December 09, 2004

Authorities give US prisoner detailed personal information on Albertans

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Here's a head-scratcher. A prisoner is a US jail, facing deportation to Canada, was given highly sensitive information about a number of...

Bank faxes saga continues; involves other banks, too

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Perhaps spurred by the coverage of the CIBC faxing incidents, more people are contacting the media to report having received misdirected ban...
Wednesday, December 08, 2004

Do not call legislation on the way

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Both the Toronto Star and CTV are carrying stories predicting that long-awaited "no not call" legislation is on the way, sooner ra...

Red cross employee implicated in ID theft of blood donors

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Even if the organization is 100% benevolent and trustworthy, you still need to be concerned about the employees. Case in point: three (forme...

More on biometrics and the workplace

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The last month has been rich pickings for observers of privacy in Canada. The country's leading media outlets have had an abundance of c...

CIBC faxes reportedly misdirected to another person

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The newswires are carrying a report that CIBC's fax problems weren't only with a junkyard in West Virgina. Report:2nd Man Received ...

Article: Privacy issues of receipts and the OPC's resources issues

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Full points to the Toronto Star for its very strong coverage of privacy issues. A column in today's edition discusses the privacy pr...

Privacy the 'Hot' Topic of 2004?

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As soon as it came to my attention, I added Michael Fitzgibbon's fantastic blog Management Updates: Thoughts from a Management Lawyer t...