Data vulnerable to attack, Auditor-General warns

18 Apr 2002

Sensitive information collected by Ottawa about Canadians is vulnerable to cyber-attacks because the government has failed to monitor and update its electronic security systems, the federal Auditor-General said yesterday. Full Story

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