Behind locked doors at a municipal building in the Ottawa suburb of Orléans, Tony Bailetti is quietly working on a plan to turn Canada into a global powerhouse for fighting cyberattacks.
The professor is known for nurturing more than 200 companies in his job straddling Carleton University’s business and engineering departments.
These days, he jokes that he practically sleeps at VENUS Cybersecurity, a non-profit hub he created in a former town council office.
Bailetti is preoccupied by much more than malicious software nabbing credit card data from retailers like Target.
His eye is on big intrusions — the idea that cyberattackers could take down power grids and water systems, or remotely take over control of cars from their drivers. For the full article click here
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