Security Governance

Where is the Gender Lens in Canada’s Cybersecurity Policy?

Hannah Bacon and Veronica Kitchen
This gendered analysis of Canada’s National Cyber Security Strategy (NCSS) explores why certain conceptions of national security become entrenched in policy. The case encourages discussion of why gender has been absent from Canada’s NCSS, and considers the consequences of failing to take technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) seriously.

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Canada’s Digital Sovereignty is Under Threat:
A National Strategy is Imperative

Muna Mohamed
Canada’s digital economy contributes more than CDN$220 billion annually to Canada’s GDP and employs 2.4 million Canadians. However, the lack of sovereign computing capacity leaves this sector vulnerable to the interests of foreign actors.

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A Juggling Act: Canada’s Role in the Global Regulation of Responsible Military AI

Branka Marijan
Amidst continued geopolitical challenges and the desire to align with allies, Canada recognizes that its role in the global regulation of military AI hangs in the balance.

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Where is the Gender Lens in Canada’s Cybersecurity Policy?

Canada’s Digital Sovereignty is Under Threat:A National Strategy is Imperative

A Juggling Act: Canada’s Role in the Global Regulation of Responsible Military AI

Canada’s Digital Sovereignty is Under Threat:
A National Strategy is Imperative