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The fiber running into a Calgary office is almost always owned by Telus, and the cable infrastructure is almost always Rogers. The bill attached to either doesn’t have to come from those companies. Canada requires…

Yet another security flaw in SSL VPN technology has made headlines, and it’s raising an important question: is the traditional VPN model still the right fit for most businesses? For years, SSL VPNs built into…

If your IT company has ever walked you through a slide deck full of vendor logos — endpoint protection, SIEM, EDR, dark web monitoring, threat intelligence feeds — and you came away thinking you were…

An end user recently received an email that looked completely legitimate on the surface. It invited them to join a Trello board and appeared to come from a known sender within their own company. The…

Email signatures are one of those things every business has and almost nobody actually controls. Your team sends dozens or hundreds of emails a day, and the signature at the bottom of each one is…

When the DeepSeek story broke in early 2025, we didn’t wait for a committee meeting or send out a survey asking clients how they felt about it. We blocked it across every managed client environment…

In our everyday digital interactions, securing our online presence is more critical than ever. Password managers have emerged as key tools in this endeavor, promising to safeguard our numerous passwords with a single master key.…

Traditional VPN solutions, such as Microsoft VPN or OpenVPN, have served their purpose but are now inadequate in the face of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. Zero Trust Networks introduce a robust, modern security framework that…

Lumitiv, your all-in-one IT department, is excited to announce the launch of our newly redesigned website featuring a sleek dark theme. This transformation aligns with our commitment to simplify technology while prioritizing the well-being of…

NVIDIA has issued an urgent warning to all users of its GeForce GPUs after discovering multiple high-severity vulnerabilities in its GPU drivers and software. These security flaws could allow attackers to gain full access to…

Last year, KnowBe4 — a cybersecurity training company, of all things — hired a software engineer who turned out to be a North Korean operative. He passed the background check. He sat through video interviews.…

Updated 7/19/2024 8:55AM MST CrowdStrike, a leading cybersecurity company, confirmed that an issue with its Falcon Sensor software is causing Windows systems to crash. The Falcon Sensor is an endpoint detection and response system designed…