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Crypto Logic Canada Inc. Consulting

Overview

Crypto Logic Canada Inc. provides over a decade of experience in Information Security to customers seeking consulting services. Current and previous customer projects have focused on areas such as:
  • Network Access Control
  • Policy Development
  • Risk Assessments
  • Penetration Testing
  • Security Tool Evaluation/Integration
  • Training
  • 802.1x
  • Cryptology

Mission

Crypto Logic Canada Inc. is dedicated to providing quality consulting, with a focus on emerging Information Security technologies.

As technology continues to play a growing role in day to day business, the need for quality security services becomes even more pressing. Crypto Logic Canada Inc. is rising to meet the challenge by providing expert and experienced security consulting.

Our success lies in our ability to provide secure, appropriate solutions in a timely manner and according to a reasonable budget. With security technology bounding forward at an increasing pace, few can afford costly delays while resident IT staff ramp up on the myriad of new options. As a result, the demand for short term consulting such as that offered by Army.ca Technologies Inc. has increased dramatically.

Our consulting staff bring considerable experience and flexibility to their work, allowing complex projects to proceed rapidly and efficiently. Our service includes setting requirements, evaluation, pilot, implementation and hand-off to local support staff for projects of almost all sizes.

Contact Us

For more information, please contact us at army [at] army.ca. Confidentiality is assured.
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Today in Military History

June 9



1858:

VC won by Pte Timothy O'Hea, 1st Battalion, the Rifle Brigade, wins VC at Danville Station, Quebec for extinguishing a fire in an ammunition laden railway car (one of the few VCs awarded other than in the face of the enemy, and the only


1915:

Canada announces intention to raise a further 35,000 men




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