A cyber security expert says while user data can be used as a tool to create better policies, it's important to ensure people's privacy isn't being taken away in the process.

The dozens of Jewish video chat users, who had logged on from around the country to listen to a presentation by the Canada Antisemitism Education Foundation, appeared to have had their webinar hacked.

Elections Canada created a social-media monitoring unit.

Saskatchewan's auditor found cyber security vulnerabilities in eHealth during a 2015 review, and some had not been addressed fully in a 2017 follow-up.

The school board says their payroll system has been affected by the attack, but are working to fix the issues.

Secret documents say Russia and other nations are attacking Canadian leaders in cyber wars.

Facebook, Twitter and Google have vowed to step up the fight against political manipulation of their platforms after facing fierce criticism for failing to counter alleged Russian interference in 2016.

A new report, co-written by professors at the Royal Military College of Canada, lays out the risks of a cyberattack on the election and what can be done to protect the democratic process.

Do you use "123456" or "qwerty" as a password for one of your online accounts? If the answer is yes, you should change it immediately.

Students in New Brunswick schools are studying cybersecurity as early as Grade 6 and the hope is that they'll one day fill the jobs in the sector.