Providing Canadians with a proactive voice on Internet issues
[paragraph extra=””]The Internet Society – Canada Chapter advocates for affordable, fair and secure internet access for Canadians. Our focus is to bridge the digital divide by ensuring all Canadians reap the socio-economic benefits the internet provides.[/paragraph]
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Latest Publications
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Board Nomination Information 2022 – AGM
Expressions of Interest for 2022 ISCC Board Nominations SAVE THE DATE Submissions Due: Friday, May 13, 2022 (Close of Business) Annual General Meeting: Wednesday, June 15, 2022 (4:00 pm ET) The role of…
Events
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24 Mar 2022Joining Forces to Address Cyber Risks: How can G7 nations and allies enhance collaboration against ransomware and other security threats
In 2021, Canada and its allies saw an increase in ransomware attacks, which resulted in some of the highest ransoms…
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22 Nov 2021Defending Against Cyber Threats: A 2-Part Virtual Panel Event
Defending Against Cyber Threats: A 2-Part Virtual Panel Event November 22, 2021 | 2:00 – 4:30 pm ET With…
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04 Mar 2021What do Canadians want from their digital government platforms?
What do Canadians think of our governments’ online platforms as they attempt to access crucial government services during the pandemic?…
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12 Nov 20203rd Annual Digital Access Day
3rd Annual Digital Access Day November 12 – 13, 2020 | Virtual Event Video of event: Day 1 –…
News
Internet Society Global
- Two Months of War: The Impact on the Internet’s Core
- Announcing the NDSS 2022 Test of Time Award: Automated White-Box Fuzzing
- Together, We Made a Difference: Our Impact in 2021
- A Golden Age of Systems Security Research: What’s Happening at the NDSS Symposium 2022
- Common Internet Network Interconnection and Charging Practices
- Final Results of the 2022 Internet Society Board of Trustees Elections and IETF Selection
- US, EU, and G7 Commitment Will Slow the Splinternet, But More Work Needed
- Routing Security Goes to Washington
Canadian citizens need to be paying attention to this.
https://www.michaelgeist.ca/2022/05/keeping-the-bill-c-11-implementation-secret-regulating-user-content-and-citing-non-existent-benefits-some-reflections-on-the-house-of-commons-online-streaming-act-debate/
A thread on my post unpacking yesterday’s Online Streaming Act debate in the House of Commons. The debate included @JustinTrudeau effectively saying a policy direction to the CRTC will remain secret for months. Some notable moments follow… 1/8 https://twitter.com/mgeist/status/1524763321374810115
Keeping the Bill C-11 Implementation Secret, Regulating User Content, and Citing Non-Existent Benefits: Some Reflections on the House of Commons Online Streaming Act Debate https://www.michaelgeist.ca/2022/05/keeping-the-bill-c-11-implementation-secret-regulating-user-content-and-citing-non-existent-benefits-some-reflections-on-the-house-of-commons-online-streaming-act-debate/
Keeping the Bill C-11 Implementation Secret, Regulating User Content, and Citing Non-Existent Benefits: Some Reflections on the House of Commons Online Streaming Act Debate https://www.michaelgeist.ca/2022/05/keeping-the-bill-c-11-implementation-secret-regulating-user-content-and-citing-non-existent-benefits-some-reflections-on-the-house-of-commons-online-streaming-act-debate/
What our members are up to
[paragraph extra=””]Konrad von Finckenstein, ISCC Board Director, received the Founder of Canada’s Digital Economy Award last month. The award recognizes outstanding leaders whose contributions have been foundational to the creation, growth, and security of our digital economy and that should be recognized. Read more[/paragraph]