Privacy commissioner decries ‘crisis of trust’ in cyber security laws

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Privacy commissioner Daniel Therrien told reporters on Tuesday in Ottawa that in his opinion, Canadians have a “crisis of trust” when it comes to the capability of laws to properly protect their privacy online.

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