October is #CyberMonth2024! This year we want all Canadians to come together under a new Generation, Generation Cyber Safe. Let's all use our unique strengths to help each other #GetCyberSafe! Drop the needle on our latest track to see how:

Valentine's Day is a time for chocolate, flowers, cards and… cyber security? That's right – nothing says "I love you" quite like helping your special someone #GetCyberSafe this February. Here's how you can tie some tips into your other romantic gifts:

RT @CdnBankers: Scammers often have creative excuses for why they need money. If a new love interest asks you to send money or for financia…

RT @Safety_Canada: Today, Minister McGuinty announced a new National Cyber Security Strategy. The Government of Canada will continue to wor…

If you're a busy business owner, it may feel like prioritizing cyber security isn't always easy. But knowing how to #GetCyberSafe can save you time and money in the long run. Here are some quick steps you can take to secure your business:

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Smartphones are the most common devices found in homes with youth. But do they know how to keep them secure? Here are a few simple tips you can talk to your kids about to help them protect their devices and #GetCyberSafe!

In the eyes of a cyber criminal, no business is too small to become a target if there's money to be gained. That's why all businesses should make it a priority to #GetCyberSafe. Here are some ways to protect your customers, operations and partners:

Escaping the snow? Packing for a vacation can feel stressful, but getting cyber safe for your trip shouldn't be! Here are some tips for securing your devices before, during and even after your trip so you can #GetCyberSafe before you shut down:

Your devices may not gift you a box of heart-shaped candies or summon a flock of romantic cherubs, but your connection runs deeper. Show your devices some love by learning how to secure them this Valentines: #GetCyberSafe

Devices keep kids connected to the internet no matter where they are. Whether they're at school, camp or work, it's important that they know how to protect them from being compromised. Here are some ways you can #GetCyberSafe together:

Social media is the best place to discover the latest trends and connect with others. Like everything online, it can also make you vulnerable to cyber attacks. Here are some things you can do to protect your online identity and #GetCyberSafe:

RT @MediaSmarts: It’s #DataPrivacyWeek! Here’s what you should know about surveillance, algorithms and AI:

This year, put privacy first by protecting yourself and your identity online from cyber threats. Check out this resource and take steps to protect your identity during #DPW2025:

RT @CdnBankers: Scammers prey on job seekers with fake offers or money-laundering schemes. Protect yourself and others by spotting these re…

RT @Safety_Canada: Free, public Wi-Fi is everywhere, from cafes and malls to airports and restaurants. Be careful when using public network…

Having a cyber security plan in place for your business is important, but there are a lot of preventative measures that your organization can take too! Software updates are one of the best things your organization can do to #GetCyberSafe – here's why:

RT @CdnBankers: A new year is time for a fresh new #password. Unique logins are critical because a breach at one site could mean your leake…

RT @PrivacyPrivee: Identity theft is one of the harms that can result from the misuse of personal information. #DPW2025 Put your #privacy…

Kids are spending more time online than ever – and while they may know how to navigate some social apps better than some adults, there are still some things they should learn about cyber security. Here's a checklist to help them #GetCyberSafe:

RT @csiscanada: Strong #DataPrivacy protection makes for a resilient and secure Canada. This #DataPrivacyWeek, learn how you can protect…