In this blog, titled Canadian Airport Cybersecurity Incidents, we analyze the wave of cybersecurity breaches that struck major Canadian airports in October 2025, and explore practical ways organizations can protect their operational technology (OT) systems. As recent events at Kelowna, Windsor, and Victoria airports revealed, cyberattacks targeting cloud-based OT solutions can

Canada under cyber siege—this week’s high-impact cyberattacks prove organizations must remain vigilant against evolving threats. In “Canada Under Cyber Siege: The Latest Attacks of September 2025 & How to Protect Your Business Now,” discover how a government multi-factor authentication vulnerability, a suspected ransomware strike on Yellowknife, and rising threats to

Cybersecurity remains a frontline concern as Canadian organizations and individuals continue to navigate escalating digital threats. This week’s update covers notable breaches, nation-state activity, global industry moves and provides practical resources for protecting your business, plus a call to action for expert support. Canadian Cyber Incidents: Recent Highlights Ransomware &

In February 2024, Hamilton was hit by a devastating cyberattack. Nearly 80% of the city’s digital systems were locked down overnight, and the hackers demanded an $18.5 million ransom. What made headlines? Hamilton Cyberattack: Insurance Didn’t Help. When the city looked to its cyber insurance, they were left on their