It’s time to get Canada connected
Cybera has joined a cross-Canada coalition of organizations and businesses who are pushing for widespread internet access to be made a priority by [...]
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Alberta-led project seeks to detect powerful neutrinos off the coast of BC
“They’re messengers of the most interesting things that happen in the Universe.” This is how Dr. Carsten B. Krauss, Director of the Centre [...]
Cybera’s response to CRTC consultation on barriers to deploying broadband
Last week, Cybera submitted a response to the CRTC’s Notice of Consultation 2019-406: Call for comments regarding potential barriers to the deployment of [...]
Improving access to clean water around the world through machine learning
In 2018, Cybera’s Data Science for Albertans team partnered with local startup Synauta on a two-week pilot. At the time, founder Dr. Mike [...]
Cybera and Alberta education institutions expand collaborative partnership
Working with the Alberta Association for Higher Education Information Technology, Cybera will expand the learning, cybersecurity, and purchasing power of the province’s education [...]
UPDATED – free resources available during COVID-19
Cybera has been notified of more tools and services being made available to education and public organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you [...]
New white paper addresses the connectivity crisis in Alberta
The current COVID-19 pandemic is exacerbating the connectivity issues faced by rural Albertans. There is an opportunity for the provincial government, and large [...]
Open source “password sniffer” fights back against online phishing
The Canadian Security Information and Event Management initiative, which launched in 2019, has brought together security analysts from across the National Research and [...]
Cybera and Alberta Innovates team up on COVID-19 hackathon
COVID-19 is a global pandemic, and “flattening the curve” is a critical approach for slowing the spread of the disease. Alberta Innovates, together [...]
Research proves the connectivity barriers faced by Indigenous communities are very real, and very limiting
The ConnectIN project was a two-year pilot project evaluating the internet connectivity in First Nations communities in BC, Alberta and Manitoba. Led by [...]