Nobody pays attention when Scott Jones’ team fends off 2 to 7 billion — that’s right, billion — cyberattacks of various degrees of maliciousness every day.
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In an interview with the Financial Post, Jones discusses the strength of the shield around Canada’s energy infrastructure.A: Of course, we also reach out to our international partners, whether that’s on the intelligence side of our business. What do we know about these threat actors and their possible objectives?
That’s something that I think was theoretical when we were talking about it in November. And now we have a real world example.What’s the state of Canada’s energy infrastructure’s cybersecurity? Do you think that we could have withstood an attack like this?Well, we certainly could have responded to that. We are one part of the response. So we try to get as much information out and our goal is to try to prevent it.
Source: News Formal (newsformal.com)
drivingdotca No
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drivingdotca 🤣 No way, not a chance. Have you seen the dickheads running this country?
drivingdotca Trudumb and the liberals will just turn off the switches, No need to worry about a cyber attack. Liberals and rest of the green peacers haven’t realized we aren’t energy self sufficient.