National Cyber Threat Assessment 2018

"In our highly connected digital society, Canadians and Canadian organizations rely on the Internet for both personal and professional activities. It is in this context that we assess cyber threats to Canadian individuals, businesses, and critical infrastructure, including government.

Cyber threat activity against Canadians often has financial or privacy implications. Yet cyber threat activity against Canadian businesses and critical infrastructure can have more far-reaching consequences, such as operational disruptions to the financial sector, large-scale theft of personal information, and even potential damage to infrastructure."

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criticality_level ["aboriginal_peoples", "business", "children", "educators", "employers", "funding_applicants", "general_public", "government", "immigrants", "job_seekers", "media", "noncanadians", "nongovernmental_organizations", "parents", "persons_with_disabilities", "rural_community", "seniors", "scientists", "students", "travellers", "veterans", "visitors_to_canada", "women", "youth"]
geographic_scope []
open_canada_collection publication
open_canada_date_published 2018-12-06 00:00:00
open_canada_keywords {"fr": ["cybermenaces", "évaluation"], "en": ["cyber threats", "assessment"]}
open_canada_subject ["information_and_communications", "science_and_technology"]
sensitivity_level unrestricted
title_fr Évaluation des cybermenaces nationales 2018
update_frequency not_planned