Thank you for the question.
Of course, we'd like Canada to be immune from cyber-threats. Our agency's goal is to try to ensure that all organizations and all Canadians are aware that they need to be mindful of how they manage their data.
As you mentioned, we're seeing an increase in ransomware attacks. That's why we're working very closely with industry, various levels of government and Canadians. We're looking to educate them and raise awareness.
We're also working closely with organizations that report having been victims of cyber-attacks. However, as you said, many organizations don't report it. Nevertheless, we continue to discuss it openly with industry.
We do a lot of outreach and awareness sessions to let people know that we're there to provide the support they need. We also put out a lot of advisories to explain the risks so that they can protect themselves and prevent possible attacks.
We're concerned about this, obviously. But Canada isn't the only country suffering from the fact that many organizations don't want to disclose the attacks they are experiencing. We discuss this with all our allies around the world, and we continue to tell organizations that it's important to contact us. We know how to be discreet, and how to work with them to help them find the solution to their problem.