2013
DOI: 10.22215/timreview711
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Developing an Innovation Engine to Make Canada a Global Leader in Cybersecurity

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“…Although some early articles are associated with cybersecurity through its relevance to open source software, the theme truly emerges more recently through the journal's partnerships with the VENUS Cybersecurity Corporation (which was first announced in the TIM Review: see Bailetti et al, 2013), Canada's Communications Security Establishment (CSE), and Carleton University's Global Cybersecurity Resource (GCR). These partnerships have also led to a new initiative to develop topic modelling and machine learning tools to discover and explore topics in the TIM Review, and the current analyses represent only an initial step towards this capability.…”
Section: Cybersecuritymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although some early articles are associated with cybersecurity through its relevance to open source software, the theme truly emerges more recently through the journal's partnerships with the VENUS Cybersecurity Corporation (which was first announced in the TIM Review: see Bailetti et al, 2013), Canada's Communications Security Establishment (CSE), and Carleton University's Global Cybersecurity Resource (GCR). These partnerships have also led to a new initiative to develop topic modelling and machine learning tools to discover and explore topics in the TIM Review, and the current analyses represent only an initial step towards this capability.…”
Section: Cybersecuritymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, with these challenges comes opportunity. In aiming for a goal of cybersafety, there is the possibility of profoundly increased productivity and creativity (Bailetti et al, 2014;Nagger, 2015 The overall system-level intent of this effort is to convert innovation into the following results: i) new knowledge jobs; ii) addressed gaps in cybersecurity R&D and in operational limitations; iii) new highly qualified people operating in the cybersecurity space; and iv) sustainable income for the operator of the innovation engine (Bailetti et al, 2013). The resulting effort expended to launch and operate the VENUS Cybersecurity Corporation has further informed our view on the nature of the problem and how to address the challenge in Canada, but there remain many issues to be resolved and many open problems to be addressed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%