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Topic:"Jurisdictional Questions" in M12600

Matter: Nova Scotia Power - Cybersecurity Accountability IN THE MATTER OF AN INQUIRY about the impact of the cyber incident on NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED’s collection and retention of customer information, customer service and communications, billing processes and regulatory matters
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N-1LOCs Redacted (N-1 from M12273) 1 passage
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requestAnimationFrame(function(){return e()})})}, Jpcoming Headers Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy Cross-Origin Embedder Policy allows a site to prevent assets being loaded that do not grant permission to load them via CORS or CORP. Cross-Ori...

AI summary The document discusses various HTTP security headers and their roles in enhancing website security, including Cross-Origin policies, XSS protection, Content Security Policy, and others. It also mentions that the site is hosted by TransUnion Interactive, Inc.

N-22Equifax Data Breach Settlement 1 passage
The Equifax Breach - A Global Settlement
The Equifax Breach - A Global Settlement $575,000,000+ settlement Free credit monitoring and identity theft services Strong data security requirements Source; Federal Trade Corn m'sslon I FTC go Here's what you need to know about the settl...

AI summary The Equifax data breach settlement includes $575 million in compensation, free credit monitoring, and enhanced data security requirements. The settlement was reached under the oversight of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

20260819-1Hearing Transcript — 08/19/2026 (Chris Lanteigne, Lia MacDonald, Glen MacLeod, Blake Williams) 1 passage
NOVA SCOTIA POWER PANEL 553 Questions, (Chair)
NOVA SCOTIA POWER PANEL 553 Questions, (Chair) 1 We can pull it up quickly. It's a 19 reference to the tool that we just spoke about? My 20 understanding is it wasn't really an automated tool for 21 the deletion of SINs before the cyberatt...

AI summary The discussion revolves around the use of an automated tool for deleting Social Insurance Numbers (SINs) from the CIS system, with clarification that the tool is part of an IT change management process and not a separate scheduled action.

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