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December 11, 2008 - Volume 6, Issue 23


NEWS

Greyhound hires security screeners
Union applauds move, but questions why Transport Canada not providing funding

Passengers traveling home for the holidays on Greyhound buses will face tighter security measures as the company introduces hand-held metal detectors for passenger screening and eliminates most carry-on luggage.

Malware grows 10-fold in 2008
McAfee researcher points to ailing economy as key factor in cybercrime crisis

In the past year, the number of malware threats has increased 10-fold, according to one of McAfee's top security professionals, and the situation is likely to get worse as the global economic crisis deepens.

Why security industry associations are in trouble
By Brian Robertson

A year ago I wrote a column in which I praised Graham Ospreay of the Canadian Society for Industrial Security (CSIS) and Ken Mitchell of the Canadian Security Association (CANASA) for their efforts toward creating a framework under which all of the different security industry associations could work together toward the creation of a single voice for the security industry in Canada. That initiative went off the rails before it started. Ken Mitchell has left his position at CANASA and Graham Ospreay has stepped down from CSIS.

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COMING UP

December 2008 Canadian Security

Cover:
Angus Armstrong, harbourmaster for Toronto Port Authority

Q&A with ADT's John Van Schepen

Transport truck theft on the rise

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COMING EVENTS

Dec. 20, 2008
Psychological Operations Level 1 Workshop
Chu's Martial Arts, Thornhill, ON
$99.00 per person
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January 12, 2009
Preventing Workplace Violence: Assessing and Managing the Risks
Ontario Hospital Association
Toronto Board of Trade,
1 First Canadian Place
www.oha.com/preventingviolence
www.oha.com/healthrisks



Feb. 19, 2009
Securing Your Business Conference and Trade Show
Ramada Plaza, Dartmouth, NS
www.csis-scsi.org

April 1-3, 2009
ISC West
Sands Expo and Convention Centre
Las Vegas, NV
www.iscwest.com

April 21, 2009
Security Canada East
Sheraton Laval, Laval QC
www.securitycanadaexpo.com

April 28-30, 2009
Canadian Gaming Summit
2009 Canadian Association of
Casino Security Directors General Meeting
Caesar's Windsor
Windsor, Ont.
www.canadiangamingsummit.com

May 21-22, 2009
Port Secure Hilton Montreal Bonaventure
900, rue de la Gauchetière ouest
Montreal, QC
www.portsecure.com

June 10, 2009
Security Canada West
River Rock Casino Resort
Richmond, B.C.
www.securitycanadaexpo.com

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