On BIV Today… One of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in Canada says it’s out of money. Some 115,000 traders want $260 million in cash and Bitcoin back. Michael Vogel (1:34), founder of the Vancouver-based cryptocurrency exchange, sheds light on how something like this could happen. Over the last year, Canadian organizations experienced on average 440 cyber attacks. Theo Van Wyk (12:07), the chief technology officer of security at Scaler Decisions, discusses how companies can build greater cyber resilience. Hayley Woodin hosts, see more at https://biv.com/.

<div>On BIV Today&hellip;</div>
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<div>One of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in Canada says it&rsquo;s out of money. Some 115,000 traders want $260 million in cash and Bitcoin back. Michael Vogel (1:34), founder of the Vancouver-based cryptocurrency exchange, sheds light on how something like this could happen.</div>
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<div>Over the last year, Canadian organizations experienced on average 440 cyber attacks. Theo Van Wyk (12:07), the chief technology officer of security at Scaler Decisions, discusses how companies can build greater cyber resilience.</div>
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<div>Hayley Woodin hosts, see more at <a href="https://biv.com/">https://biv.com/</a>.</div>

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