Who We Are
SRG Security Resource Group Inc. is a Canadian company dedicated to providing world-class Protective Security Guard and Patrol and Cyber Security services. Founded in the spring of 1996, SRG provides solutions and services for people and organizations across Canada.
Remembering John Cozman
John Cozman, Regional Manager, Saskatchewan for Security Resource Group and a legend of the Canadian wrestling world, passed away on November 28th at the age of 52 after a battle with cancer.
He is survived by his children Nathan (Tasha), Chris (Lakin) and Cassandra and their mother Shelley Cozman; brother Jim (Tracey); sisters Merle (Bruce) and Lynda Nelson. John is also survived by his best friend Joan Kotyk and their princess Sophie.
Ransomware – Reduce, Re-image, Recover
The Three “R’s” of Ransomware
This article will provide advice to our customers on some of the most common points of awareness in dealing with the increasing frequency of Ransomware threats. With predictions of Ransomware to reach new levels of infections for 2016, your organization should be prepared in the event of an outbreak. These predictions are based on the “reported” known attacks; keeping in mind many organizations do not publically disclose an infection. With this increase in attacks and Ransomware variants changing almost weekly, having up-to-date Antivirus solutions may not simply be enough to fend off zero-day exploits and attacks. Below are some tips to aid in protecting your environment from blackmail attempts.
SRG Acquires Investigation Services Ltd.
SRG is pleased to announce the acquisition of Investigation Services Ltd (ISL) of Cambridge Ontario. Most of their operations are in Western Canada which makes this an ideal fit for SRG. ISL is a great company that specializes in the provision of security to large distribution centres that service the food industry. ISL also specializes in Private Investigation services thus providing SRG with additional resources to continue to offer our existing clients a high quality security service.
Shellshock: ‘Extremely serious’ bug could pose greater risk than Heartbleed
Cyber-security experts have found an “extremely serious” bug that may pose an even greater risk than the recent Heartbleed bug, and could affect hundreds of millions of computers worldwide…
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In China, Cybercrime Underground Activity Doubled In 2013
Forget intelligence gathering. Financially motivated cybercrime is booming behind the Great Wall.
China has become infamous for politically motivated intelligence gathering, but new research from Trend Micro shows that a financially motivated, politically independent cybercrime underground is alive and growing behind the Great Wall, as well…
Read more on DarkReading.com