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ARTICLE · 24 JANUARY 2019

Unscrambling Digital Laws And Cybersecurity

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The rapid rise in data collection means robust cybersecurity solutions are no longer an option, they're an imperative.

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An Evolving Landscape

The growing importance of data — as well as recent high-profile security breaches — are pushing many nations, including Canada, to review and bolster data protection laws. This is welcome, but even with improved protections, there are no simple answers when it comes to cybersecurity.

As technology evolves, the laws, regulations and standards that shape its use are also changing. There is a broad array of standards that can inform what an organization must do to be compliant. New legislation, regulations, guidance documents and industry-specific recommendations are coming out all the time in Canada. But cross-border data flows and cloud storage mean that foreign laws may also apply.

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