Canada: Security

Allocating liability for data breaches in technology contracts is a growing concern for Canadian businesses. Blakes recently launched the first edition of the Canadian Data Liability Study...

On June 18, 2025, Bill C-8 was introduced into the House of Commons. The Bill, which introduces more stringent cybersecurity regulations for critical Canadian infrastructure, aims to protect systems and services that are critical to Canada's security.

The European Union passed Regulation (EU) 2022/1925, better known as the Digital Markets Act (or "DMA"), and Regulation (EU) 2022/2065, better known as the Digital Services Act (or "DSA"), in October 2022.

This is a monthly bulletin published by the Privacy and Cybersecurity Group at Fasken with noteworthy news and updates. If you have any questions about the items in this bulletin...

Last week, the federal government introduced Bill C-8, An Act respecting cyber security, amending the Telecommunications Act and making consequential amendments to other Acts.

The Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) recently rendered a unanimous and consequential judgment in Opsis Airport Services Inc. v. Québec (Attorney General)1 that refined the doctrine of interjurisdictional...

As company operations naturally evolve with growth, technology processes can become misaligned and create operational challenges and business disruptions. By initiating an optimization project, companies can address issues and align technology processes with new demands, creating a scalable platform for sustained success.

As enterprises accelerate digital transformation, embrace hybrid work and expand cloud adoption, the traditional enterprise network perimeter-based security model no longer holds.

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