Safeguarding Small Businesses: Cybersecurity Education
Discover how Canadian businesses are preparing to combat cybersecurity threats effectively. Explore training grants for your team today!
Discover how Canadian businesses are preparing to combat cybersecurity threats effectively. Explore training grants for your team today!
Ontario is investing up to $5 million to help provide funding for Ontario businesses to develop and adopt cybersecurity innovation.
The Government of Canada has invested $80 million over four years through the Cyber Security Innovation Network Program to support cyber security projects focusing on research, development, commercialization, and skills development for stronger systems that will protect Canadians online.
Accelerated by COVID-19, businesses are rapidly shifting to create e-commerce solutions for customers.
The Cyber Security Cooperation Program (CSCP) supports projects that contribute to cyber security and prosperity in the digital age while positioning Canada as a global leader in cyber security.
BioConnect, an Ontario biometrics company, has received millions of dollars in funding from the Federal Development Agency of Ontario through the agency’s Business Scale-Up & Productivity Program (BSP). The funding will support multiple expansion projects at BioConnect, including commercializing new biometric technology and growing in new export markets. Founded in 2010, BioConnect provides biometric access…
The Canadian Federal Budget 2018 was released last week to much interest from business leaders and industry analysts. This year, innovation was again a top priority of the federal government, highlighted by the increase in funding support for several research and development funds. Unlike the previous two Liberal budgets, however, there will be considerable changes…
The financial technology (fintech) sector is a growing component within Canada’s knowledge-based industries and focuses on the development of innovations and technologies for the financial services industry. By 2018, it is expected financial institutions will spend over $14 billion annually on fintech to solve internal technical challenges. Businesses like Secure Key, Phoenix, and eSentire are…