The Role of Cybersecurity in Critical Infrastructure Protection
Bill C-8 made cybersecurity a legal duty for operators of Canada’s critical infrastructure. See the skills and certifications the new mandate requires.
Cyber Threat Intelligence for National Security Professionals
How cyber threat intelligence helps Canadian national security teams anticipate state-sponsored attacks, and the certifications that build the skill.
Cybersecurity for RCMP Personnel: Career Paths and Training
How to build a cybersecurity career inside the RCMP: the roles, the two ways in, the training pipeline, and the certifications that open the door.
Employee Security Awareness: What Works and What Doesn’t
98% of Canadian organizations offer awareness training but most employees still fall for phishing. Here is what changes behaviour.
Why Phishing Simulations Are Not Enough
Phishing simulations measure click rates. They don’t stop breaches. Here’s what a complete security awareness program looks like for Canadian organizations.
What Is a Business Impact Analysis and Who Should Run One?
A business impact analysis identifies your critical functions and the real cost of losing them. Here is who runs it and why it matters for Canadian organizations.
Privilege Escalation: What It Is and Why It Matters
Privilege escalation is a required step in every ransomware attack. Here is what pen testers need to know about it and how to get certified.
Social Engineering in Penetration Testing: Tactics and Defense
Social engineering is how most attackers get in. Learn the tactics pen testers use to test the human layer and how organizations defend against them.
OWASP Top 10: What Pen Testers Need to Know
The OWASP Top 10 2025 edition changed more than most pen testers expect. Here is what each category requires you to test and why automation is not enough.
Active Directory Security: What IT Pros Need to Understand
Active Directory is the primary target in most ransomware campaigns. Here’s what IT pros in Canada need to know to secure it.
