Innovating Canada
CAMPAIGN: Cybersecurity (2024)
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How Safe Are You From the Next Cyberattack?
With the average ransomware payment increasing by 82% year-over-year, organizations across Canada are facing what cybersecurity specialists are hailing as “The Ransomware Armageddon.” Combined with the fact that the average downtime after a ransomware attack is over 20 days, proactive cybersecurity has become a top priority for leaders across all industries. Proactive security: beyond defense ...
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Staying Ahead of the Hackers: How One Organization is Helping Businesses Secure Themselves
Cyber attacks on Canadian businesses are increasing at an alarming rate and costing impacted companies millions of dollars (not to say anything about damage to reputation). That’s the bad news. The good news is a one-of-a-kind Canadian organization is bringing business together to share knowledge of cyber threats and collaborate on mitigation strategies. The Canadian...
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Navigating AI Cyber Threats with Resilient Defense and Recovery Plans
As AI-driven cyber threats become more advanced, building robust recovery strategies and reinforcing cyber resilience are essential for organizational survival. It’s no secret that cyberattacks are a major threat to organizations in all industries. Despite widespread warnings of malicious activity and the potential for financial and reputational ruin they can cause, many organizations are far...
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A Deeper Look At AI Security Concepts and Considerations.
Last year, Matthew Hoerig from CSA Canada provided a high-level look at a broad-based approach to AI security. This discussion touched on ethics, integrity of the data, version control, and data validation. This year, Matt has decided to go a step more in-depth and look at the AI generative model with a deeper lens on...
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Q&A with Francois Guay, Canadian Cybersecurity Network
Canada is facing a critical shortage in cybersecurity talent and a rapidly evolving threat landscape. Discover how the Canadian Cybersecurity Network (CCN) is addressing these challenges and strengthening national resilience through education, collaboration, and innovation. Learn more at canadiancybersecuritynetwork.com.
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A “Whole-of-Society” Approach to Combat Ransomware
In advance of the 4th annual International Counter Ransomware Initiative (CRI) summit being held in Washington, D.C., Ulrike Bahr-Gedalia, Senior Director, Digital Economy, Technology & Innovation at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce interviewed technology industry leader Marjorie Dickman, Chief Government Affairs and Public Policy Officer at BlackBerry about the rising threat of ransomware. Ulrike Bahr-Gedalia:...
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The Cost of Fraud Is Sky High for Small Business Owners
Small businesses across Canada are increasingly under threat from fraud, with half of businesses targeted in the last 12 months, according to new research from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) in collaboration with Interac Corp. (Interac). While broken windows and emptied cash registers take the headlines when it comes to business-related crime, digital...
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Outsmarting Payment Fraudsters
Despite growing awareness and confidence in cybersecurity, 1 in 5 Canadian businesses experienced payment fraud in the last six months. As threats become more sophisticated, continuous improvement in security practices is essential to protect businesses from significant financial losses. According to a recent study from Payments Canada, 1 in 5 Canadian businesses experienced payment fraud...
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Is Your Business Prepared for Cyber Threats? Iron Spear Can Help
Robust cybersecurity programs and resilience strategies are essential for today’s businesses, as cyber threats continue to evolve and to impact critical operations. According to a 2022 survey by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, nearly half of small businesses (45 percent) had experienced a random cyberattack in the past year, and 27 percent had experienced...
