Happy Cybersecurity Awareness Month!

Give your cyber health a boost.

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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month!

We’re serving up healthy cyber tips all month long.

Grow your cyber know-how

42% of Canadians have experienced at least one type of cyber security threat within the past year.

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Privacy protection

In today’s digital age, safeguarding your online privacy is more important than ever. Check out how you can better protect your privacy.

Strong password guidelines
Two-Factor Authentication
Secure your devices 
To learn more about Privacy protection, continue here.
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Data protection

Protecting data is essential to prevent breaches and cyberattacks. 

Cloud Services
IT Policies
Storing data safely
To learn more about Data protection, continue here.
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Cybercrime protection

Protecting against cybercrimes involves using strong, unique passwords for each of your online accounts and enabling two-factor authentication for an added layer of security. 

Avoid phishing and suspicious emails
How to report a security incident
Scams
To learn more about Cybercrime protection, continue here.

Training and Resources

Here, you’ll find comprehensive training materials to boost your cyber defense skills, along with the latest articles and news to keep you informed about emerging threats and best practices. 

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Training

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Phishing 101

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Resources

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