No amount of federal powers will stop phishing & ransomware. This can be achieved through continued punitive fines & mandatory cyber insurance for corporations that hold valuable data. This change is happening and will continue with or without a bill like C-26.
Given how far behind Canada is regarding Cybersecurity, IT Security, Physical Security and Personnel Security, I'd submit that blaming one PM for 30+ years of ignoring the problem is insufficient.
Right as always, Pete! The party in power may change, but cognitive dissonance means mistakes and bad decisions are qualified as a "they problem" instead of an "us problem."
No amount of federal powers will stop phishing & ransomware. This can be achieved through continued punitive fines & mandatory cyber insurance for corporations that hold valuable data. This change is happening and will continue with or without a bill like C-26.
Given how far behind Canada is regarding Cybersecurity, IT Security, Physical Security and Personnel Security, I'd submit that blaming one PM for 30+ years of ignoring the problem is insufficient.
Right as always, Pete! The party in power may change, but cognitive dissonance means mistakes and bad decisions are qualified as a "they problem" instead of an "us problem."