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3 weeks ago | 
akamai.com | Sandra Murphy |Richard Meeus |Christine Ross
Unfortunately, this isn’t a hypothetical risk — recent events have proven it. In early 2024, one popular VPN platform had to disclose multiple severe CVEs in its on-premises appliances within a single month. Two of the flaws were so dangerous that, when used together, exploitation did not require authentication.
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1 month ago | 
akamai.com | Jacob Abrams |John Natale |Christine Ross |Yaniv Zadok
If you see a risk, you’re in a much better position to mitigate it. To comply with data security policies and regulations, it’s important to make sure that you have complete visibility into your IT estate. This includes having a real-time view into your enterprise’s assets, infrastructure, and any threats (potential or in progress) that can jeopardize your ability to operate and protect sensitive data.
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1 month ago | 
akamai.com | John Natale |Christine Ross |Emily Lyons
At Akamai, we believe a Zero Trust approach is the best way to secure Kubernetes deployments.
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2 months ago | 
zoomerradio.ca | Christine Ross
Share on Pope Francis has died at 88. The vatican announced Latin America’s first pontiff died at 7:35 a.m. local time Monday morning.A spokesman says Francis spent his entire life dedicated to the service his Church. The Pope was admitted to hospital in February for a respiratory crisis that developed into double pneumonia. He spent 38 days there. Just one day before his death, Pope Francis delivered his annual Easter blessing at the Vatican to the tens of thousands gathered in St. Peter’s square.
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2 months ago | 
zoomerradio.ca | Christine Ross
Share on The federal election is a week away and it appears Canadians are eager to vote. Dugald Maudsley with Elections Canada says there’s was a record turn out at advance voting on Friday. “We had the most people voting on the first day of advance polls, two million people and that compares to one 1.2 million on the first day of advance polls in the previous election in 2021, so that’s a big increase,” said Maudsely.
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2 months ago | 
zoomerradio.ca | Christine Ross
Share on Toronto and other Ontario cities are filling more potholes than usual this spring after several cycles of freezing and thawing. Data from the city of Toronto shows crews filled more than 108,000 potholes so far this year, compared to 95,000 during the same time frame last year. Teresa Di Felice with the Canadian Automobile Association says potholes can be particularly damaging to vehicles.
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2 months ago | 
zoomerradio.ca | Christine Ross
Share on This year’s 24th edition of the Tribeca Festival will feature a medley of music stars including Billy Joel. The annual New York festival, which in 2022 dropped “Film” from its name, has just unveiled the lineup. It kicks off with the premiere of “Billy Joel: And So It Goes,” a two-part documentary on the 75-year-old singer. Also premiering at Tribeca will be a visual album from Miley Cyrus and concert documentaries from Eddie Vedder and Depeche Mode. The Tribeca Festival runs June 4-15.
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2 months ago | 
zoomerradio.ca | Christine Ross
Share on California governor Gavin Newsom launched a tourism campaign this week, urging Canadians to visit his state amid a drastic drop in tourism to the US. He said last year two million Canadians visited his state. Earlier this month, the governor called for long standing trade partners to exempt California from tariffs they may enact in response to Donald Trump’s tariffs. It’s the latest in a series of olive branches delivered to Canadians by US lawmakers.
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2 months ago | 
zoomerradio.ca | Christine Ross
A popular TV game show host has died. Wink Martindale died at 91, a year after being diagnosed with lymphoma. Before TV, he hosted radio programs like “Hit Parade Radio” and “The History of Rock ‘n’ Roll.”He later hosted a number of T-V game shows during his career including “Tic-Tac-Dough” from 1978 to 1985. But Martindale also had a top selling record – his rendition of “Deck of Cards,” sold over a million copies in 1959.
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Mar 21, 2025 | 
zoomerradio.ca | Christine Ross
Share on Up to 300,000 passengers facing cancellations as U.K.’s Heathrow Airport closed Friday for the day, due to fire London’s Heathrow Airport. Investigators say the blaze, now under control, broke out in an electrical-substation and also knocked out power to thousands of homes and businesses in west London.
