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When we talk about the most dangerous and elusive types of cyber threats facing Canadian organizations today, one term continues to rise above the rest: Advanced Persistent Threats, or APTs. Unlike quick smash-and-grab style attacks that make headlines and disappear, APTs are in it for the long haul. They’re the cyber equivalent of someone quietly setting up shop in the attic of your house, and going about their business while you remain blissfully unaware. These threats are sophisticated, carefully targeted, and designed to stay hidden for weeks, months, or even years.

In recent years, the relationship between the United States and Canada has experienced significant challenges, particularly in the realm of trade. The imposition of tariffs and ongoing negotiations have created a complex environment that affects not only economic ties but also other critical areas of cooperation, including cybersecurity.

In an era where every transaction, from buying a cup of coffee to transferring millions of dollars, can happen with a few taps on a screen, the importance of cybersecurity in Canada’s financial sector cannot be overstated. The digital transformation of financial institutions has brought unparalleled convenience but also unprecedented

As Canada continues to expand its 5G network, bringing faster speeds and greater connectivity to more communities, the country is also facing a new wave of cybersecurity challenges. The 5G network, with its ability to support billions of devices and provide near-instantaneous data transfer, is transforming how Canadians live, work,

In the ever-evolving digital landscape of 2025, Canadian businesses navigate an intricate web of privacy regulations. PIPEDA—the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act—is the cornerstone of data protection. As dawn breaks over Canada’s bustling cities and quiet towns, business owners and privacy officers grapple with the far-reaching implications of

In the vast tapestry of Canadian business, from the bustling streets of Toronto to the quiet corners of rural Saskatchewan, no company stands alone. We’re all connected, relying on a complex web of suppliers and partners to keep our operations humming. These are our vendors – the unsung heroes of

The digital landscape is evolving at a breakneck pace, with new technologies emerging and cyber threats becoming increasingly sophisticated. In this high-stakes environment, cybersecurity experts are the unsung heroes, working tirelessly to protect our digital assets and infrastructure. Yet, despite the critical nature of their role, these professionals are becoming

Municipalities are the heart of local governance, ensuring essential services are delivered seamlessly to citizens. Across Canada, these local entities oversee critical functions like water treatment, emergency services, waste management, and public transit, often operating on constrained budgets and with limited IT resources. Municipalities become increasingly vulnerable to digital attacks