I imagine that is a question for me, since I represent the Canadian Security Intelligence Service.
On cybersecurity, as I mentioned, this is something that we work on with our partners. In terms of specific measures that Canadians and Canadian companies can take to protect themselves, I would recommend that the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security is the entity that is most appropriate to direct such questions to.
The CSIS role is to understand what targets threat actors might be after and why they may be seeking to target different parts of Canadian society: why they would be targeting different departments, different levels of government, and which sectors of the economy might be targeted and why. We provide intelligence to our government partners to inform the decision-making that is then made in terms of response, but the response does ultimately lie with others.