Get the latest videos, infographics and sharable content to help you stay cyber safe.
Have a question about cyber safety? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions.
Understand the terms and definitions surrounding cyber safety — from "administrative privileges" to "zombie".
Become a Get Cyber Safe champion to help improve internet security for yourself, your organization, and all Canadians.
Additional resources to download and share during Cyber Security Awareness Month.
Take the Get Cyber Safe Checkup
Your online accounts contain a lot of information about you. Make sure that the information stays where you want it to by keeping your accounts secure.
Cyber Security Awareness Month Week 1: Taking Stock
This week, we’re taking stock of all the devices Canadians love and appreciate. We encourage you to take a look around and see if any of your devices could use some extra care, too.
Research that has been conducted regarding Canadians' beliefs and behaviours relating to internet usage and online safety.
Being prepared for the worst-case scenario can make malware and ransomware a lot more manageable.
Ransomware: Back up your data, or else!
Ransomware doesn't have to be a nightmare. Being prepared can make it a whole lot less scary.
Get Cyber Safe Champion Guide for Individuals
Whether you’re trying to improve your own cyber security or simply share your cyber-savvy with your followers, Get Cyber Safe is the perfect partner to help you get there.
Get Cyber Safe Champion Guide for Organizations
Get Cyber Safe champions are organizations who are dedicated to promoting a safer and more secure internet.
Fact sheet: How cyber threats work
It’s more important than ever to understand what kind of cyber threats are out there, and how to protect yourself against them.
Fact sheet: Multi-factor authentication
To ensure your private information stays private, go beyond just a password by enabling multi-factor authentication, which requires additional verification to access your devices or accounts.
