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How Canada can take the lead in bolstering cybersecurity

Instead of a scattershot approach to threat detection, where all transactions must be scanned and analyzed with equal importance, we could focus on lists of known criminals and cyberthreats.

Opinion
BY TERRI O’BRIEN
May 29, 2019

Opinion | BY TERRI O’BRIEN | May 29, 2019

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How Canada can take the lead in bolstering cybersecurity

Instead of a scattershot approach to threat detection, where all transactions must be scanned and analyzed with equal importance, we could focus on lists of known criminals and cyberthreats.

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