Tag: security
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Why Canadian Businesses Should Pay Attention to the House of Commons Data Breach
On August 8, 2025, Canada’s House of Commons suffered a data breach linked to a Microsoft vulnerability, exposing sensitive personal and device information of members and staff. While the full scope remains unclear, the leaked data—ranging from names and job titles to device serial numbers—poses serious risks, including phishing and impersonation attacks. This incident underscores…
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Protecting Your Business from Phishing Links and Attachments
Phishing remains one of the most common and damaging cyber threats facing Canadian businesses today. These attacks often arrive via email, disguised as legitimate messages, and contain malicious links or attachments designed to steal sensitive information or install malware. Despite growing awareness, phishing continues to evolve, with attackers using increasingly sophisticated tactics to deceive employees…
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Mobile Malware Alert: Stop Before You Tap
Cybersecurity experts are warning of a sharp rise in Android malware targeting mobile users—and businesses are at risk. Malicious apps disguised as file managers, phone cleaners, or even fake Chrome updates are being used to steal banking credentials and sensitive data. These apps often: What to Watch For Stay Safe with These Tips Encourage your…
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Cybersecurity in Canada: Why Working Together Is Our Best Defense
In today’s digital world, no business—big or small—is immune to cyber threats. From ransomware attacks to data breaches, the risks are real and growing. But there’s good news: Canadian businesses don’t have to face these challenges alone. The key to stronger cybersecurity? Collaboration. Why Cybersecurity Is a Team Sport “Success in cybersecurity depends on our…
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Canadian SharePoint Servers Under Attack
Canada’s cybersecurity agency has issued a critical alert regarding active cyberattacks targeting on-premises Microsoft SharePoint Servers. The vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-53770, allows unauthorized attackers to execute code remotely by exploiting a flaw in how SharePoint handles untrusted data. While Microsoft SharePoint Online (part of Microsoft 365) remains unaffected, organizations using on-premises versions are urged to…
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What Canadian Businesses Can Learn from Pembroke Regional Hospital’s Recent Incident
In June of this year, Pembroke Regional Hospital (PRH) faced a significant cybersecurity incident that disrupted services and forced the cancellation of some appointments and procedures. While the hospital has since confirmed that no patient data appears to have been compromised, the event offers valuable insights for Canadian organizations across all sectors. The breach was…
