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For Canada to be a global cybersecurity leader, and one of the most secure and innovative nations on the planet, in close collaboration with industry, government policy needs to move at a faster pace. Only this will allow Canada to keep up with both the challenges and opportunities before us—and the speed at which they develop and unfold.

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