MLI study on Canada’s critical infrastructure highlighted in the Toronto Sun
December 7, 2010 - MLI’s recently released study on the threats to Canada’s critical infrastructure was highlighted in the Toronto Sun. In the article, author Andrew Graham discusses specifically how Canada’s cyber security is at risk. He said that Canada’s banking systems, transportation corridors, power plants and oil pipelines increasingly depend on remote-controlled sensors and computers vulnerable to hacking. He added, “I think this is truly cause for us to conceive of a cyber war.”
Click here to read the full article in the Toronto Sun, which was also republished in the Edmonton Sun, The Daily Observer, cnews and 24H.
Click here for the media release for the study.
Click here to read the study, Canada’s Critical Infrastructure: When is Safe Enough Safe Enough?
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