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Alexander Rudolph and Canadian Cyber in Context have been featured in major Canadian news outlets, including:
CBC News: Canada needs to address risks of aging IT to fend off threats that come with digital government
Drug Data Decoded: Personal health data of My Recovery Plan users are vulnerable to US CLOUD Act
Digital journal: Microsoft says U.S. law takes precedence over Canadian data sovereignty
Vancouver Tech Journal: Uvaro, owner of Lighthouse Labs, files for bankruptcy
Betakit: Bankruptcy docs claim faltering sales pipeline sunk Uvaro and Lighthouse Labs post acquisition
Betakit: Carney says new Major Projects Office will help build a “Canadian sovereign cloud”
Canadian Affairs: Canada prepares for battle in cyberspace
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Alexander Rudolph and Canadian Cyber in Context are also recognized for in depth, insightful research and are often cited by experts and works with top Canadian research organizations, including:
The Hub: The government’s defence policy update is a small step in the right direction—if it is actually implemented by Richard Shimooka
Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic: A new report on CSE’s Ministerial Authorizations
Defending Prosperity: Security Industrial Policy for Small Open Economies in the Age of Intangibles by Dan Ciuriak:
Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI): Dual-Use Technologies in the Age of Intangibles by James W. Hinton
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