Industry News, Network Security

The ground shifted in June Bill C-8 received Royal Assent in June. For designated operators in telecommunications, energy, finance, nuclear and transportation, the Critical Cyber

Sub-nanosecond timing over Ethernet was not born in a product roadmap. It came out of CERN, where physicists needed the White Rabbit protocol to synchronize

In March 2026 the IETF published RFC 9849, standardizing TLS Encrypted Client Hello. In plain terms, the part of the TLS handshake that announces which

This article is a follow-up to our Bill C-8 overview post The contract renewal arrives from a customer you’ve served for a decade: a telecom,

You can’t secure or troubleshoot traffic you can’t see. That’s an old line, but it has become a harder problem: hybrid cloud, encrypted east-west traffic,

On June 15, 2026, Bill C-8, An Act Respecting Cyber Security, received Royal Assent. After years of consultation, a false start as Bill C-26, and

“You cannot secure what you cannot see.”  It’s a mantra we come back to often, because it’s true. Your security tools are only ever as

Zero Trust Architecture has fundamentally changed how organizations think about network security. Identity must be continuously verified. Every access request is interrogated. Trust is earned