Despite paper ballot, election hacking vulnerabilities exist
News | 09/04/2018 11:55 am EDT
Minister of Democratic Institutions Karina Gould before question period on May 25, 2018. / Photo by Andrew Meade.
To bolster Canada’s democratic defences before the next election, governmental departments, political organizations, research groups and private industry tasked with that goal need to contend with a menagerie of cyber threats, experts from security field tell the The Wire Report.
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