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Cyber security guidance

Cyber security guidance

"Cloud computing has the potential to provide your organization with flexible, on-demand, scalable and self-service IT services. To benefit from cloud computing, your organization must ensure that security risks are properly managed, cloud specific security considerations are addressed, and...

This Guidance document is intended to outlines network security zone models and architectures and provides technical guidance on implementing network security zones.

One of our top 10 recommended IT security actions is to patch operating systems and applications. This document outlines several best practices for patching.

The information provided in this document is intended to assist in the mitigation of threats associated with a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) deployment by offering security advice to be used during the high-level design phase.

When you work in the office, you benefit from the security measures that your organization has in place to protect its networks, systems, devices, and information from cyber threats. Working remotely provides flexibility and convenience. However, remote work can weaken your organization’s...

This guideline is intended to assist network architects and security practitioners with the appropriate placement of services (for example, domain name service, email service, and web proxy service) into network security zones.

This document presents the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security baseline cyber security controls wherein we attempt to apply the 80/20 rule (achieve 80% of the benefit from 20% of the effort) to the cyber security practices of small and medium organizations in Canada.

"This cyber security playbook guides elections authorities on anticipating, mitigating, and responding to threats that are specific to Canada’s democratic processes. This playbook introduces baseline cyber security measures and best practices that you can implement to improve your organization’s...