The issue is figuring out where the most vulnerable areas are. I would point to critical infrastructure as being the most vulnerable. In order to protect that critical infrastructure, we absolutely have to work with the United States and our allies. We have to identify the areas where our critical infrastructure is the most vulnerable.
Again, since we are talking about a field of shared responsibility with the private sector, we must work earnestly with our private sector partners if we truly want to protect this infrastructure. To be frank, if one of our enemies had the capability to mount a cyber attack on NATO's facilities or military resources, Canada would not be the first target. The main targets would be the U.S., Great Britain and others. As I see it, we should address the threats we face within our own borders and in North America, first and foremost, if we wish to safeguard the infrastructure that is in place to protect Canadians.