A concluding panel at GISEC 2025, titled ‘Connectivity Panel: Securing the Expanded Attack Surface of 5G Networks,’ explored the unique cybersecurity challenges posed by 5G and edge computing. The discussion addressed key issues such as expanding attack surfaces, data privacy and security, supply chain security, and strategies for building a secure 5G ecosystem.
Canada continues to solidify its position as a global leader in quantum technologies, with quantum sensing emerging as a transformative force across multiple industries.
Siemens will invest CAD$150 million (approximately €97 million) over five years to establish a Global Artificial Intelligence (AI) Manufacturing Technologies Research and Development (R&D) Center for Battery Production in Canada.
The Government of Canada has introduced the first phase of the Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification (CPCSC), a significant step towards strengthening the country’s cyber defenses.
Deloitte Canada’s Future of Canada Center has released a new report outlining a strategic framework for the country to maintain its global artificial intelligence (AI) leadership.
Canada has reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing cybersecurity cooperation, strengthening the Philippines’ cybersecurity landscape ahead of the May 2025 midterm elections.
Quebec’s Kirq quantum communication testbed, a pioneering initiative led by the non-profit organization Numana, has made significant progress since its launch in October 2023.
For decades, copper wiring has served as the foundation of global telecommunications, connecting people and countries across vast distances. However, as technology advances, infrastructure upgrades are essential to support next-generation services.
Canada has introduced its first-ever artificial intelligence (AI) strategy for the federal public service, marking a significant step towards driving innovation and ensuring accountability.
By Chip Strange, Chief Strategy Officer at Ookla
