Protecting Canada’s vaccine supply chain against ransomware

COVID has accelerated the already prominent threat of cybercriminals. With the vaccine in play, and a post-pandemic world on the horizon, no shortcuts can be taken.

The federal government is Canada’s No. 1 employer, presenting one of the largest attack vectors for cyber criminals to go phishing. Add to that the health care and pharmaceutical companies involved. Each person across the value chain is a potential victim, write Shawn Rosemarin and Andrew Miller. Image courtesy of Commons Wikimedia

Opinion

BY SHAWN ROSEMARIN AND ANDREW MILLER

December 30, 2020

The COVID-19 vaccine holds the promise of a post-pandemic world. Many are looking forward to the end of isolation and re-engaging in good old face-to-face social contact. However, there are many steps that need to be taken first. Canada is expecting to r...

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