Blog Posts

As enterprises adopt LLMs, chatbots, and AI gateways, attackers are exploiting these new surfaces. This blog helps leaders understand AI-specific risks and industry best practices for securing them.

CISOs are drowning in tools that don’t integrate or speak the language of business impact. In this blog, we unpack Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM): why it’s rising, how it differs from reactive security, and how a liability-first mindset reframes board conversations. It closes with practical first steps to get moving.

Cybersecurity in healthcare is no longer just about protecting data. With ransomware, AI-driven attacks, and service disruptions directly impacting patient care, security has become a patient safety issue. In this interview, Information Security Consultant Trecia Knight shares how healthcare organizations can move from policy to practice, in order to build resilience through visibility, collaboration, automation, and culture.

The August 2025 cyber breach of Canada’s House of Commons exposed sensitive staff data and highlighted a troubling reality: artificial intelligence is reshaping cyber warfare. Attackers now move at machine speed, exploiting vulnerabilities within days and weaponizing stolen data through AI-driven phishing, ransomware, and deepfakes. Yet the same technology offers defenders new tools for anomaly detection, real-time response, and predictive modelling. This incident is a wake-up call for Canada and other democracies to strengthen AI-powered defences, close governance gaps, and treat cybersecurity as a pillar of national security.

Canada is at a turning point in global cybersecurity. Backed by strong alliances, research excellence, and trusted neutrality, Canada has the chance to move from reliable partner to international leader. This article explores how the new National Cyber Security Strategy positions Canada to lead on AI ethics, quantum resilience, and critical infrastructure protection, while confronting challenges in talent, regulation, and visibility.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping cybersecurity, creating both new threats and powerful defence opportunities. Canada and the UK are deepening cooperation through research partnerships, AI safety initiatives, civil society funding, and policy frameworks that embed democratic values into cyber defence. Their collaboration highlights the risks of uncoordinated AI development, the need for autonomous platforms like SAMI to strengthen resilience, and the opportunity to scale these efforts through the Five Eyes alliance. By aligning technology with ethics and operational readiness, Canada and the UK are positioning themselves to lead global standards for trustworthy AI-driven security.