Unis Lumin to Host DBG Training Courses

Unis Lumin, a leading technology integrator in Canada, will be hosting Digital Boundary Group training courses in 2010. The first session, Network Security, will be held May 25th through May 28th in Unis Lumin's Oakville, Ontario offices with the second course, Hardening Windows Networks being held June 1st through 4th also in Oakville Ontario

Digital Boundary Group to attend MISA Conferences

Digital Boundary Group will be attending 2010 MISA Conferences across Canada; MISA Prairies in Regina, April 28th to 30th, MISA Ontario in Niagara Falls, June 14th to 16th and MISA BC in Vernon, September 14th to 17th.

Digital Boundary Group speaking at conference

Digital Boundary Group will be speaking at the 2009 Municipal Information Systems Association Security Conference taking place in Timmins, Ontario November 8th to 10th 2009.

Introducing Hardening Windows Networks training

Digital Boundary Group has introduced a new four day, hands-on training course titled: Hardening Windows Networks. This course goes beyond theory and best practices and delivers proven, field tested solutions for hardening, monitoring and protecting Windows based networks. Course locations for 2009 Canadian sites will be released early in February.

MISA Approved National Offers

The Municipal Information Systems Association (MISA/ASIM) has approved Digital Boundary Group's Web Application Penetration Testing and SecurIT Savvy end-user computer security training programs as special, national offerings for MISA/ASIM member municipalities. Further information about these offerings may be obtained on Digital Boundary Group's Web site, by requesting information from Digital Boundary Group or from MISA/ASIM chapter sites.

Dale Descoteau joins Digital Boundary Group

Digital Boundary Group has entered into a contract with Dale Descoteau and his firm, Descoteau Consulting, located in Alberta, Canada to continue to develop Digital's business base in the west. Dale has worked in Information Technology management throughout his career, most recently as the General Manager of Information and Computer Services for the City of Medicine Hat.

Digital Boundary Group Renews Membership in IACP

Digital Boundary Group maintains a focus on serving the security status verfification needs of municipal law enforcement services through its renewed membership in the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Digital Boundary Group personnel have given IT operational security assessment presentations at both international and LEIM section sessions of the IACP.

Digital Boundary Group joins EDA

Digital Boundary Group became a commercial member of the Electricity Distributors Association on January 31st. EDA is the "Voice of Ontario's Electricity Distributors." Digital Boundary Group's increasing presence in servicing the operational security status verification needs of the electricity distribution sector convinced the company to seek to become a participating member of the organization. Digital Boundary Group's VP and CIO gave a plenary session presentation relating to SCADA system security assessment results at the 2008 EDA sponsored EDIST conference in Markham.