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Bold new measures are in place to protect Canadians’ cybersecurity

  • Canadians now work, play, shop, bank, do business, and keep in touch online every day. Yet the same digital infrastructure that has contributed to
Opinion | BY LIBERAL MP KAREN MCCRIMMON | May 15, 2019
Communications Security Establishment chief Shelly Bruce speaks at an April press conference about cyber threats to Canada’s democratic process. The government’s national security legislation, Bill C-59, would give the agency authority to undertake both defensive and active cyber operations. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Bold new measures are in place to protect Canadians’ cybersecurity

Opinion | BY LIBERAL MP KAREN MCCRIMMON | May 15, 2019
  • Canadians now work, play, shop, bank, do business, and keep in touch online every day. Yet the same digital infrastructure that has contributed to

Bold new measures are in place to protect Canadians’ cybersecurity

Opinion | BY LIBERAL MP KAREN MCCRIMMON | May 15, 2019
  • Canadians now work, play, shop, bank, do business, and keep in touch online every day. Yet the same digital infrastructure that has contributed to
Communications Security Establishment chief Shelly Bruce speaks at an April press conference about cyber threats to Canada’s democratic process. The government’s national security legislation, Bill C-59, would give the agency authority to undertake both defensive and active cyber operations. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Bold new measures are in place to protect Canadians’ cybersecurity

  • Canadians now work, play, shop, bank, do business, and keep in touch online every day. Yet the same digital infrastructure that has contributed to
Opinion | BY LIBERAL MP KAREN MCCRIMMON | May 15, 2019
Communications Security Establishment chief Shelly Bruce speaks at an April press conference about cyber threats to Canada’s democratic process. The government’s national security legislation, Bill C-59, would give the agency authority to undertake both defensive and active cyber operations. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Bold new measures are in place to protect Canadians’ cybersecurity

Opinion | BY LIBERAL MP KAREN MCCRIMMON | May 15, 2019
  • Canadians now work, play, shop, bank, do business, and keep in touch online every day. Yet the same digital infrastructure that has contributed to

Bold new measures are in place to protect Canadians’ cybersecurity

Opinion | BY LIBERAL MP KAREN MCCRIMMON | May 15, 2019
  • Canadians now work, play, shop, bank, do business, and keep in touch online every day. Yet the same digital infrastructure that has contributed to
Communications Security Establishment chief Shelly Bruce speaks at an April press conference about cyber threats to Canada’s democratic process. The government’s national security legislation, Bill C-59, would give the agency authority to undertake both defensive and active cyber operations. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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