Good afternoon, everyone.
Unfortunately, because of the votes, we're running a bit behind this afternoon, but we're going to make up the time over the next few hours.
I hope you've had a good day thus far despite some interruptions with votes.
Witnesses, I apologize for keeping you waiting. That is simply the way things work in Parliament, although, seeing that the clock is at 4:29, we're actually starting right on time. I'm glad we're able to move forward.
Colleagues, this is our second meeting in relation to the study on fraud and scams in Canada.
Colleagues, I want to let you know that all of the audiovisual tests have been carried out and that everything is working.
This is just a reminder to witnesses that if you are using your earpiece and it's plugged in but not on your ear, please ensure you place it on the sticker in front of you. That's to protect the health and well-being of our interpreters.
With that, colleagues, we have four witnesses here in the room with us today. From Beauceron Security, we have David Shipley, who is the chief executive officer. From the Canadian Cyber Threat Exchange, we have Jennifer Quaid, the executive director. From Meta Platforms, we have Jon Camfield, defence lead, security policy; and Rachel Curran, director of public policy at Meta Canada.
Welcome to all of you.
Witnesses, you'll have up to five minutes each for introductory remarks. I understand that it will be Mr. Camfield speaking on Meta's behalf.
With that, Mr. Shipley, I'm going to give you the floor.