Howard Solomon is a Toronto-based freelance IT writer and the editor of IT Business Canada. With a focus on local Canadian news, Howard covers a wide range of topics in the IT industry, including cybersecurity, emerging technologies, and data privacy. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Province, Financial Post, and Montreal Gazette.
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Howard Solomon's coverage heavily focuses on privacy and cybersecurity, with particular emphasis on data breaches, ransomware attacks, and privacy laws. He seems to prioritize local Canadian news related to government announcements, legal policy regulations, and breaking news in the field of cybersecurity.
If you have expertise in Canadian privacy laws or cybersecurity regulations especially as they pertain to data breaches and ransomware attacks, Howard may be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if your organization has been involved in any recent breaking news incidents related to data security or cyber threats within Canada specifically, this could also be a topic worth pitching.
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By: Howard Solomon
Threat actors could use these supply chain attacks to compromise applications, says Checkmarx.
By: Howard Solomon
The tactic is a way of getting around email gateways and antivirus, according to Cofense.
Digital Defense Report notes the depth at which threat actors are already using artificial intelligence tools.
Admins need to block access to external Windows file shares and NTLM traffic.
By: Howard Solomon
Experts welcome Microsoft’s announcement that Exchange Online can now handle Inbound SMTP DANE with DNSSEC to improve email security, but admins may not find it easy to implement.
By: Howard Solomon
Intelligent Assist will be released in Q1 next year to help SOC teams understand what's behind alerts, Broadcom announces.
US requested the arrest and extradition of a man accused of the Ticketmaster and AT&T hacks.
Arrest of 41 suspects more important than takedown of 22,000 malicious IP addresses, he argues.
By: Howard Solomon
After the company said ‘all options are on the table,’ two experts say CISOs should prepare for a possible sale.
The holes could allow an authenticated hacker to use HTTP to get into Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops.
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