Hackers without borders: Canada needs a plan

Personal data is the latest and most valuable currency of cyber attacks.
Canada must improve its ability to respond to cyber crime and terrorism, says Ajay Sood.
In February, the United States government announced its first chief information security officer, as well as a Cybersecurity National Action Plan. In recent weeks, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Canadian Cyber Incident Response Centre issued joint statements warning industry and the pu...

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