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ARTICLE · 16 JUNE 2022

Bill C-26: Introduction Of New Mandatory Breach Reporting Requirements In Canada

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On June 14, 2022, the House of Commons of Canada introduced Bill C-26, a new cybersecurity bill that will require mandatory reporting of cyberattacks against systems of critical importance to Canadian interests.

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On June 14, 2022, the House of Commons of Canada introduced Bill C-26, a new cybersecurity bill that will require mandatory reporting of cyberattacks against systems of critical importance to Canadian interests.

Bill C-261 enacts the Critical Cyber Systems Protection Act ("CCSPA"), which provides a framework for the protection of cyber systems that are vital to Canada's national security or public safety. CCSPA will require designated organizations known as "vital services" or "vital systems" - including federally regulated banks and clearing systems, telecommunication services, transportation services, and nuclear or other energy systems2 - to, among other things:

  • establish and implement cyber security programs;

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