CSIS Canada

🚨Application deadline extended: Attention students! CSIS has jobs for the Fall 2026 term. Apply before July 25. ⬇️ ow.ly/GsyZ50Wh5lU

Foreign interference often targets ethnic and cultural communities in Canada. Therefore, hearing directly from affected communities is integral to understanding and countering the threat. Learn more about how CSIS works with communities: ow.ly/1mlQ50WsROB

Last week, CSIS was pleased to host Ruby Sahota, Secretary of State (Combatting Crime), to discuss CSIS’ priorities, successes, and ever-evolving threats to #NationalSecurity.

CSIS is the only intelligence service in the world to have made commitments related to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Learn more in the CSIS Public Report 2024: ow.ly/orR650WsRKY

In 2024, CSIS built new relationships and strengthened existing ones with partners to foster society-wide resilience against national security threats. Learn more about CSIS’ engagement activities: ow.ly/janT50WsRBf

In June 2024, Bill C-70, An Act respecting countering foreign interference, provided the most substantial update to the CSIS Act in CSIS’ 40-year history. Learn more about how Bill C-70 supports CSIS in the 2024 Public Report: ow.ly/1MXt50WsRlE

Your future starts now; build your tomorrow. Apply for a job with CSIS : canada.ca/csisjobs

Statement on Russia’s malicious cyber activity affecting the United Kingdom Read the full statement: ow.ly/8GcT50WrQlK

GC partners are alerting Canadians of IT workers deployed by the North Korean government to conduct malicious cyber activities. Hiring them could expose your organization to data theft or violate Canadian sanctions. ow.ly/J3Ye50Wqske

🎉 Happy Birthday, CSIS! 🎂 Since July 16, 1984, CSIS has been on the frontline of national security. Here's to many more years of protecting Canada. #CSISBirthday #CanadaStrong

We are proud to have participated in the #YoungWomenInPublicSafety program last week with partners from @Safety_Canada, @rcmpgrcpolice, @CanBorder and @CSC_SCC_en.

The Integrated Threat Assessment Centre (ITAC) is a specialized organization within the Canadian intelligence community. Learn more about ITAC and its role in the 2024 CSIS Public Report: ow.ly/ujmk50Wppm5

Through its security screening programs, CSIS serves as a line of defence against those who could threaten Canada’s national security. Learn more about the role CSIS plays in the Government of Canada’s security screening process: ow.ly/HMmA50WnB7L

CSIS monitors developments in the weapons and WMD programs of adversarial foreign states to support Canada’s export controls and sanctions. Learn more about CSIS’ counter-proliferation efforts in the 2024 Public Report: ow.ly/oewo50WmxQR

Travelling abroad? Before you leave, make sure to do your homework. Check the travel advice and advisories for every country you will be travelling through, not just your final destination. Stay safe this summer by reading this travel security guide. ow.ly/UjH850WlV8g

CSIS works with Canadian businesses and business associations to build broader awareness of the security threats facing Canadian companies. Learn more in the 2024 CSIS Public Report: ow.ly/4iyC50WktuJ

In 2024, CSIS participated in a cyber disruption operation against a Russian-controlled botnet of hundreds of compromised routers around the world, including in Canada. Learn more in the 2024 CSIS Public Report: ow.ly/W1Sm50Wkt27

CSIS plays an integral role in protecting Canada from cyber threats. Learn more about how CSIS investigations reduce threats to Canada posed by hostile cyber actors: ow.ly/7KNh50Wizhg