In terms of the $2.9 million specifically related to these estimates, they're mainly focused more on intelligence capabilities, collection of intelligence to be able to support our troops in theatre. That intelligence contributes to security against cyber-threats, but more specifically in this particular instance, that's not the case. The money specifically in these estimates is not related to what I would refer to as part B of our mandate in terms of thwarting cyber-threats. We actually have that activity, and that activity works hand in hand with regard to our foreign signals intelligence. Our foreign signals intelligence collection does inform better cyber-defence, but in this case the money specifically is going toward part A of our mandate, which is foreign signals intelligence.
On March 9th, 2017. See this statement in context.