If you buy supplies for your small business, it may be tempting to save company credit card information in your browser. Unfortunately this is a common way for cyber criminals to steal your data. Here's how you can #GetCyberSafe this #CyberMonth2026: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/blogs/…

Putting off a system update is like leaving your door unlocked – a cyber criminal can easily get in and steal your data. It can also leave you and your business vulnerable to online threats. Learn more to #GetCyberSafe this #CyberMonth2026 👇 getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/secure…

As a small business, you're probably aware of the 4 Ps of marketing. But this #CyberMonth2026, we'd like to introduce you to a fifth P: protection! Find resources for protecting your business and your customers online: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/campai… #GetCyberSafe

Week 3 of #CyberMonth2026 is also Small Business Week. Specifically, how to protect your organization from common cyber threats like ransomware, which is a form of malware that can lock you out of your own business' data. Learn more to #GetCyberSafe: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/protec…

Week 3 of #CyberMonth2026 marks Small Business Week and focuses on protecting your information online. #GetCyberSafe with cyber security habits that will keep your business and customers’ online data safe. getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/cyber-…

This #CyberMonth2026, we’ve partnered with @Microsoft Canada who shares simple habits that, in combination with smart tools, help keep Canadians safe from cyber threats. Check out their blog to #GetCyberSafe: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/ai-mak…

"It's hard to remember all the passwords you've created. But a password manager can help make cyber security easier! Using one allows you to store all of your credentials so you don't need to memorize them all. #GetCyberSafe this #CyberMonth2026👇 youtube.com/watch?v=tthbSeHa…

You can #GetCyberSafe at home by securing your Wi-Fi network! Securing your network will not only stop others from using your internet, but also keep your data safe. Learn how this #CyberMonth2026 by following these simple steps: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/secure…

It may seem easier to make all your passwords the same or to use something memorable like a pet's name, but it can also make you vulnerable to online threats. #GetCyberSafe by checking the strength of your passwords this #CyberMonth2026: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/blogs/…

Our online accounts make it easy to connect with others, watch videos, and even order food. But like most things online, our accounts are also vulnerable to cyber threats. Follow these 4 steps to #GetCyberSafe this #CyberMonth2026: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/blogs/…

Passwords and passphrases are great – but multi-factor authentication (MFA) takes your cyber security to the next level by adding an extra layer of protection to your accounts! Learn how to #GetCyberSafe by enabling MFA this #CyberMonth2026: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/resour…

Week 2 of #CyberMonth2026 is about strengthening your defences against cyber threats.   MFA, password managers and strong passphrases are defensive habits that keep you protected from cyber attacks.   Stay tuned for tips on how to #GetCyberSafe.

AI content can be found almost anywhere online. And as the technology becomes more sophisticated, it's becoming harder to tell when things are generated. This #CyberMonth2026, learn to spot the signs of AI to #GetCyberSafe: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/resour…

63% of Canadians report having experienced a cyber attack. That's millions of people who might be sharing parts of their digital identity without realizing it. This #CyberMonth2026 protect your digital identity and #GetCyberSafe: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/resour…

Your spam folder does a pretty good job of protecting you from suspicious messages – but if one or two scam emails do slip through the cracks, knowing how to spot phishing will help. Take these simple steps to #GetCyberSafe this #CyberMonth2026: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/resour…

The future is now! Since AI hit the mainstream, it has opened the doors to a lot of possibilities. It has also made it easier for scammers to seem more believable. #GetCyberSafe this #CyberMonth2026 by learning how cyber criminals are using AI: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/blogs/…

Week 1 of #CyberMonth2026 is all about recognizing cyber threats – and that includes phishing. Fortunately, the signs can be easy to spot if you know what to look for. Here's how to identify the red flags of phishing to #GetCyberSafe: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/resour…

Cyber criminals use tricks to make scams look real, and AI can make them harder to spot. Week 1 of #CyberMonth2026 shows how to recognize phishing, fake messages and AI-powered scams. Follow along to #GetCyberSafe.

It's #CyberMonth2026! This month, we want all Canadians to know that learning how to #GetCyberSafe doesn't need to be complicated. We'll discuss how to recognize online threats, strengthen cyber defences, protect information, and more: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/cyber-…

AI is changing the cyber threat landscape and making scams appear more real than ever.   This year’s #CyberMonth2026 theme, your best defence is you, focuses on everyday habits that help defend against evolving cyber threats.  Follow along this month to #GetCyberSafe.