National Defence committee  There's a lot of content there so I'm going to try to be as quick as possible. I would say, number one, attributions are difficult at the best of times when identifying cybersecurity attacks, motivations, the individuals or groups or states responsible for these attacks. That do

National Defence committee  What I would pose here is that, when you talk about cybersecurity issues that become major cybersecurity threats, we have to back it up a bit and understand that cyber illiteracy is also a major issue for a lot of businesses and people. When we have cyber-incident reporting, that

National Defence committee  Mr. Chair, I would be happy to provide that for the committee. Incorporating some of the arguments I made in that paper referenced by the committee member, when we're thinking about technology and cyber-threats, it's often caught up in a narrative that excludes human actors, hum

National Defence committee  Mr. Chair, I'd like to thank Mr. Garon for the question. I'd like to pick up on a question that you posed earlier about Canada's role in the Five Eyes, and then I'll get to your other question. The Five Eyes, as we know, is an important and trusted intelligence-sharing partners

National Defence committee  Thank you so much for that question from Mr. May. I would say that there are certain technologies that can have huge impacts related to cybersecurity issues. We can call them disruptive. We can call them emerging technologies. Sometimes we think of them as being a threat themsel

National Defence committee  I can answer that. Right now, the Government of Canada, through the various departments that are tasked with protecting Canadians and Canadian critical infrastructure, is doing the best job it can. There's always room for improvement, especially when it comes to reporting cyber-

National Defence committee  Good morning, Mr. Chair, Vice-Chairs, members of the committee and the other witnesses on this panel. I'm honoured to be invited and thank you for the opportunity to speak to you all today. I would like to acknowledge that I'm speaking to you from the traditional territory of th