That means a red flag doesn't go up automatically to signal that further investigation is needed.
Tara Denham was here on Tuesday, and she told us that the G7 rapid response mechanism, or RRM, relied solely on open-source data to monitor foreign interference. Why don't the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, a.k.a. CSIS, and the Communications Security Establishment share more information with agencies to flag more threats? Maybe they're doing it now, but it worries me.
Have things changed since to better detect threats? Currently, the information is limited to what is seen, what is read and what is heard. There are trolls, different methods and other information that isn't open-source.