Canada introduces Bill C-26 to strengthen cybersecurity for critical infrastructure

In 2025, Canada’s cybersecurity landscape is changing with the introduction of Bill C-26, which will enforce stricter regulations on operational technology. This law aims to prioritize cybersecurity for critical infrastructure and promote collaboration between industries and the government. Experts emphasize the need for businesses to enhance their incident preparedness. They stress that organizations must develop and regularly test comprehensive response plans to effectively handle cyberattacks, as the likelihood of such incidents increases. A culture of cybersecurity preparedness is now seen as essential for all levels of a business. With ongoing geopolitical and market challenges, resilience is highlighted as a crucial factor for navigating future risks.