Parties boosting internal security in face of foreign interference fears
Communications Security Establishment officials have met with political parties, which are among the most at risk of cyber meddling when Canadians head to the polls next year.
Although they won’t get into specifics, the country’s main national political parties all say they’re boosting their internal security to protect against foreign interference in next year’s federal election.
But, according to critics and experts, the real burden rests with the Liberal gover...
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