I have to say that I'm quite pleased about the ongoing investments that CSE has continued to receive. What we need is for Canadians to recognize that the cyber-defence of the country is a whole-of-society activity. We can't do it alone.
We have a role to play as government. We have a role to play as the Communications Security Establishment and the Canadian centre for cybersecurity, but this is where we work with industry and critical infrastructure. We have governance set up to ensure we're sharing foreign intelligence with them so they know what's coming at them. I'm proud to say that we have issued over 300 pre-notifications on ransomware to Canadian industry members to prevent them from having incidents occur. That's the type of work we're going to continue to do.
The investments are there. What I would ask Canadians to do—in particular, the private sector—is to continue to invest in their cybersecurity. It's not enough for government to do it alone.