Preaching To Evade Breaching: The Latest Trends In Canadian Cybersecurity

It has been said many times before but it cannot be said enough: the most effective way to avoid cybersecurity threats is to remain vigilant and prepared. Cyber-attacks are constantly evolving, and organizations must adapt to mitigate the risk of a breach and the damages that come with it.

To help you stay informed, we share key points on the most significant developments in cybersecurity regulations, case law and best practices on how to manage cyber threats.

1. Cyber-Attacks More Widespread. After a brief decline in cyber-attacks attributed to the 2022 onset of the Ukraine-Russia war, cyber-attacks have ramped up again. In particular, small and mid-size firms are being increasingly targeted. As such, these organizations are being forced to confront the risks of cyber-attacks and deploy greater resources to prevent them.