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Anthropic's decision to temporarily withhold its powerful new AI model, Claude Mythos, has sparked emergency discussions among Canadian regulators and officials due to its unprecedented ability to autonomously identify and exploit software vulnerabilities. This development exposes the fragility of modern digital infrastructure and raises critical questions about whether third-party IT vendors are adequately prepared for this new generation of AI-enabled cyber threats.

Individuals and organizations will soon be able to pursue a private right of action under Canada's Anti-Spam Law ("CASL"), and you can be sure class action lawyers are salivating at the prospects.

How will the law change to accommodate the role of artificial intelligence in society and how much of that change has occurred already? When machines make their own decisions

OSC Releases Digital Engagement Report – Finding Stability Amidst Change...

Blakes is pleased to launch its fourth annual Canadian Cybersecurity Trends Study. Our study is divided into four sections, with each section examining a different component of the Canadian...

Canadian organizations that have experienced a privacy breach, in most cases, will have a legal duty to notify the individuals affected by the breach, as well as relevant regulatory bodies.

Similar to the way money is stored in a bank, cryptocurrency can be stored in forms of "cryptocurrency wallets" where sensitive information is encrypted and securely stored.

After a cyber attack, it's natural to want to improve your systems to safeguard against future breaches. But will cyber liability insurance cover the upgrades?

Cybersecurity is one of the hottest issues facing companies and organizations in Canada today. Despite this, many are still not equipped with a cybersecurity plan, and few resources are available...

The continuing global pandemic has led to a heightened risk of familiar types of cyber attacks, as well as an influx of new cyber threats. In this session, we will review the cyber ...

In an increasingly digitized world, data has become one of the most valuable assets of an organization, and data breaches have become more common and sophisticated.

Cybersecurity threats continue to grow and evolve, increasing pressure on organizations to maintain operational resilience and protect their key assets, such as critical infrastructure and sensitive data.

Cybersecurity ranks among the top organization-wide risk management issues in both the private and public sector.

Rising data breaches put companies at the crossroads of tech innovation and legal risk. Dive into Canada's cybersecurity litigation landscape with these five top trends from our Canadian Cybersecurity Trends Study.

As COVID-19 forces businesses to shift to remote work, leaders must safeguard their organizations from heightened cyber risks.

Canada has faced an uptick in distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, impacting the government, finance and transportation sectors.

IIROC asks that Dealers continue to voluntarily report such incidents for the time being.

Regulators are often warning firms about the importance of cyber security readiness and the obligations of registrants to ensure that that there is a documented incident response plan to address cyber security incidents.