Take your holiday lighting to the next level with these smart options. Continue reading →

The internet is riddled with long-forgotten accounts on social media, dating apps and various shopping sites used once or twice. Sure, you should delete all those unused logins and passwords. And eat your vegetables. And go to the gym. Continue reading →

In homes, workplaces and other private spaces across the country there is a security risk hanging over the heads of many Canadians – wireless surveillance cameras left unsecured. Continue reading →

Amazon announced Wednesday that Canadians will be able to buy Alexa, the company’s voice-activated digital assistant, on Dec. 5. Continue reading →

Canadian privacy laws are lagging behind the times when it comes to protecting consumers’ personal data from smart devices and gadgets, according to a new report. Continue reading →

In a world where even the most private of devices offer internet-connected features, how do you protect your privacy in your own home? Continue reading →

A Canadian sex toy manufacturer has agreed to hand over $4 million to settle a privacy lawsuit after it was discovered its “smart vibrator,” the We-Vibe Plus 4, secretly collected highly sensitive personal data. Continue reading →

Smart home technology is pretty cool, until you’re left sitting in the dark because a network outage is preventing you to turn on your wireless light bulb. Continue reading →

“You must assume data like this will end up in other peoples’ hands,” security researchers warn. Continue reading →

Experts warn the year ahead could be even more volatile when it comes to cyberattacks. Continue reading →