Canadian businesses must navigate a complex landscape of data security regulations to protect sensitive information and maintain compliance. With rising cyber threats and evolving laws, organizations need to ensure their IT infrastructure aligns with federal and provincial requirements. This guide outlines key regulations businesses should be aware of and practical steps to stay compliant.
Imagine you and your team walking into work ready to tackle the day’s tasks when suddenly the Internet goes down, e-mails stop working and productivity grinds to a halt. What would you do?
As tax season approaches, businesses are focused on preparing financial documents, filing returns and meeting tight deadlines. Unfortunately, cybercriminals see this busy season where business owners and employees are preoccupied as the perfect opportunity to strike.
Business e-mail compromise (BEC) is quickly becoming one of the most dangerous cyberthreats businesses face. While these scams have challenged organizations for years, the introduction of advanced AI tools has made them more sophisticated – and far more dangerous.
Just like a championship game, cybersecurity requires strategy, teamwork, and preparation. With AI-driven phishing and ransomware attacks on the rise in 2025, businesses must stay ahead of the hackers’ playbook. Discover how to defend your business and win the cybersecurity game.