Canada is not immune to cyberattacks

After 20 years of efforts, Canada’s private sector—and especially critical infrastructure—is not protected as it could and should be.

The Communications Security Establishment, headed by chief Shelly Bruce, has worked hard over the past decade to secure the government’s presence in cyberspace, with departments themselves motivated by several high-profile attacks, writes David Skillicorn. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY DAVID SKILLICORN

May 11, 2022

One of the surprises of the war in Ukraine is how small a role cyberattacks have played both in Russia’s actions within Ukraine and against those supporting Ukraine. There had been widespread predictions that this would be the first w...

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