False sense of security: Lack of IT innovation leaves companies open to attacks - Telus-Rotman study

TORONTO – Most Canadian security leaders believe that a security breach is inevitable and lack confidence in their organizations' ability to detect the breach and mitigate possible damage. That’s one of the key findings of a study released by Telus and Rotman School of Management at The University of Toronto. In its fifth annual study of Canadian IT security, which took a qualitative approach for the first time, the research team interviewed security leaders from across the country in a variety of industries to capture personalized insight about the security issues that keep them up at night. "This year, we...