Why experts fear Canada's not-for-profits are prime targets for hackers
Read the original CBC News article ↗CBC News examines cybersecurity risks facing Canadian nonprofits following the Crime Stoppers data breach. The investigation includes an interview with Ian Ashor, managing director of Complade, about CyberSecure Canada certification.
Reporter Valérie Ouellet also speaks with Paul Nichol of Community Futures Huron, a Complade customer, about his organization’s certification experience. His account highlights the work involved in reviewing systems and questioning third-party suppliers.
Why the coverage matters
The report connects sensitive information, limited resources and supplier oversight with the need for ongoing cybersecurity assessment. It presents CyberSecure Canada as one practical route for small and medium organizations, alongside continued independent review.