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Canadian Centre for Cyber Security
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Canadian Centre for Cyber Security
November 25, 2025 - The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (the Cyber Centre) is part of the Communications Security Establishment Canada. It is the single unified source of expert advice, guidance, services and support on cyber security for Canadians.
Cyber security guidance
More information about our cyber security guidance web feed ... Cyber threat bulletin to raise awareness among both individuals and organizations of PRC cyber threat activity and urge all Canadians to be vigilant
Alerts and advisories
The Cyber Centre issues alerts and advisories on potential, imminent or actual cyber threats, vulnerabilities or incidents affecting Canada's critical infrastructure. More information about our alerts and advisories web feed · AL25-019 - Vulnerabilities impacting Fortinet products - FortiCloud ...
Report a cyber incident
Reporting a cyber incident helps the Cyber Centre keep Canada and Canadians safe online. Your information will enable us to provide cyber security advice, guidance and services. ... For information on how to protect yourself from common online threats, such as phishing, identity theft and ...
Certifications in the field of cyber security
According to a study conducted ... on the latest technologies and can continue to keep their organizations safe from emerging cyber security threats. The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (Cyber Centre), a part of the Communications Security Establishment, was officially ...
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Canada.ca
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Canadian Centre for Cyber Security releases National Cyber Threat Assessment 2025-2026 - Canada.ca
October 30, 2024 - The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security ... As with previous assessments, it provides a snapshot of cyber threats affecting Canada and Canadians and forecasts how they may evolve in the coming years....
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Cybil Portal
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Canada - Canadian Centre for Cyber Security - Cybil Portal
March 10, 2023 - The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (Cyber Centre) is Canada’s authority on cyber security.
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Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (@cybercentre_ca) / X
March 16, 2018 - Canadian Centre for Cyber Security · @cybercentre_ca · This account is not monitored 24/7 and does not act as a reporting platform. Suivez-nous en français : @CentreCyber_ca · Ottawa, Ontariocyber.gc.ca/en · Joined March 2018 · 65 Following · 33.8K Followers ·
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Get Cyber Safe
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Get Cyber Safe
1 month ago - Homepage of the Government of Canada Get Cyber Safe campaign. Find out where the risks are, how to protect yourself and how to protect your devices.
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Canada launches the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security

Time will tell.. but still.. so review in 2016 says we need one, and it finally gets established 2 years later..

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Getting into cybersecurity in Canada

Never too late.

What are your interests and why specifically cybersecurity?

Biggest resource at the start would probably be Youtube videos of rundowns cracking things like vulnerable by design OS' from some place like vulnhub. That's what got me started.

You'd want to start going to things like CTF's and your local defcon.

I would say education will get your foot in the door, but experience triumphs. Relevant certs are probably as good as education, it will at least prove you know the basics. Some example of certs being stuff like cisco security certs, CISSP, OSCP. If you want some semblance of hire-ability you have to hit the books, it takes a lot of dedication and isn't learnt in a few weeks.

A lot of people who get into a cybersecurity position start off with something like IT helpdesk or administration, knowing the ins and outs of the technology infrastructure. One of the most important things is knowing the full stack and inner workings of the OSI layer, including the '8th layer' in the OSI model.

No advice on any companies, honestly any is fine especially when you're just starting.

Biggest part of it is actually being passionate about it and running VMs to pen test yourself. Best way is hands on learning.

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Passing 150k (bonus include) salary cap in Canada?

Wow, even 150k is a lot for Montreal

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GitHub
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Canadian Centre for Cyber Security · GitHub
Canadian Centre for Cyber Security. Canadian Centre for Cyber Security has 127 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.
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Communications Security Establishment Canada
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Canadian Centre for Cyber Security - Communications Security Establishment Canada
As a key initiative of the 2018 National Cyber Security Strategy the cyber security functions from three departments will be united to establish the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (the Cyber Centre) as one unique, innovative, and forward-looking organization, as part of the Communications Security Establishment (CSE).
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Cyber Security Intelligence
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Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (CCCS)
The Cyber Centre is the single unified source of expert advice, guidance, services and support on cyber security for government, critical infrastructure owners and operations, the private sector and the Canadian public.
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Securitepublique
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Cyber Security
The Federal Cyber Incident Response Plan provides a framework for coordinating the Government's response to cyber incidents affecting non-governmental systems that are essential to the health, safety, security, defence, or economic well-being of Canadians.
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The Walrus
thewalrus.ca › canada-fighting-billions-of-attacks-a-day-cyber-agency-warns
Canada Fighting “Billions” of Attacks a Day, Cyber Agency Says | The Walrus
November 26, 2025 - The events of 9/11 reshaped global security, and CSE’s role was formally recognized under Canada’s Anti-Terrorism Act. In 2011, we became a stand-alone agency. And in 2019, the CSE Act expanded our mandate to include active and defensive foreign cyber operations. Another major milestone came in 2018 with the launch of our Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, or Cyber Centre.
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Public Safety Canada
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Cyber Security in the Canadian Federal Government
Communications Security Establishment (CSE) The Communications Security Establishment (CSE) is Canada’s national lead for foreign signals intelligence and cyber operations, and the technical authority for cybersecurity. CSE, operates the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (Cyber Centre).
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University of New Brunswick
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Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity | UNB
Get hands-on support from Canada’s top cybersecurity researchers. Help us build industry-leading cybersecurity technology and face emerging threats with company-specific, cross-disciplinary research.
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Communications Security Establishment Canada
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Communications Security Establishment Canada
CSE is Canada's national cryptologic agency, providing the Government of Canada with information technology security and foreign signals intelligence services.
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GSMA
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Canadian Centre for Cyber Security - Membership
May 21, 2025 - As part of the Communications Security Establishment (CSE), the Cyber Centre is a growing organization with a rich history. The Cyber Centre is the single unified source of expert advice, guidance, services and support on cyber security for government, critical infrastructure owners and operations, ...
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Public Safety Canada
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Canada's National Cyber Security Strategy: Securing Canada's Digital Future
March 24, 2025 - Canada's 2018 National Cyber Security ... Security (Cyber Centre) based within the Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSE), and the National Cybercrime Coordination Centre (NC3) under the stewardship of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)....
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Canadiancybersecuritynetwork
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The best places to work in cybersecurity in Canada
For the second year in a row, CCN's team has worked with Canadian thought leaders and local cybersecurity experts and communities to pull together a national report potlighting the cities leading Canada's cybersecurity and digital innovation ecosystem. A roadmap for building vibrant cyber communities, the report offers actionable insights for policymakers, investors, tech leaders, and educators committed to advancing Canada’s cybersecurity competitiveness, national security...
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Canadiancybersecuritynetwork
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Canadian Cybersecurity Network
Check out our mission and values. "I love the Canadian Cybersecurity Network as it brings industry leading experts together with aspiring new talent entering the cybersecurity field.
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Canada.ca
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Cyber security - Canada.ca
Tips for parents and teens on how to prevent and address cyberbullying. Keep your information from being compromised. Protect your Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and other connections. Information for technical administrators including technical guidance documents, security bulletins, reports and alerts. Canadian Centre for Cyber Security ·
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Toronto Sun
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Canadian Centre for Cyber Security says network devices compromised in China-linked hack
June 21, 2025 - Canada’s cybersecurity agency said Chinese-backed hackers were likely behind recent malicious activity targeting domestic telecom network.