I can start off and other folks might want to join in, in terms of what National Defence in particular is doing.
With regard to your question of whether we are taking cybersecurity seriously enough, I can tell you that at the Communications Security Establishment, cybersecurity is absolutely one of our key priorities. We've been in the business of protecting the Government of Canada's information for the last 70 years. I can also tell you that it sure has evolved over those 70 years. To your point, if you look at the use of technology today, not only in terms of how the government is delivering its services but also in terms of how Canadians are using it and how businesses are using it, cybersecurity and IT now permeate almost every aspect of life.
From a Communications Security Establishment perspective, we take it very seriously and we have a broad range of cybersecurity services, everything from providing advice and guidance to Government of Canada departments to actually defending the Government of Canada's networks and also defending the Government of Canada's most sensitive secrets.
The funding you referred to, which is in the supplementary estimates, is to help ensure that we can try to keep ahead of this very diverse and challenging and changing cybersecurity environment that we deal with. This investment is to help us to maintain the robust cybersecurity posture of the Government of Canada in light of the changing dynamics.