Secure Canada’s Future: Adopt a Federal Secure Coding Policy for All Government Software
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Akshat Ramanathan
2 months ago
Awesome
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Lance Bereck
5 months ago
The risk and liability of lack coding standards to protect canadian govt infrastructure and data is profound.
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Donna Hogan
8 months ago
This is great advice that I would very like to see the GoC follow.
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Walter Moar
8 months ago
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As cyber threats keep ramping up, Canada has a real chance to stand out by making secure coding a federal standard. Requiring secure development practices across government systems would protect our critical infrastructure, save us from expensive breaches, and show citizens they can trust digital services. It's a smart move that puts Canada ahead of the curve on cybersecurity and gives our tech companies an edge in global markets where secure coding is becoming the norm.
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Susan Butler
8 months ago
This is critical for Canada’s future as a modern country, not entirely reliant on US policy.
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Farshad Abasi
8 months ago
Software security is critical in the modern era, and adopting this is more important for Canada now than ever.
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Arin Pattanayak
9 months ago
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I fully support this. The mention of healthcare systems and PHI is key. Insecure code in these critical areas is a direct threat to patient privacy and safety. This looks to be a it's national necessity. This policy must be adopted immediately to ensure our most sensitive data is protected by the highest standards
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Ryan Barker
9 months ago
I strongly agree and support this petition to improve software security and better protect the sensitive information our government is responsible for.
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Derek Lewinson
9 months ago
Your presentation on this matter was a true call to action! Hope you go beyond the 500 required.
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Anonymous
9 months ago
A must for GC
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Steve Côté
9 months ago
Make Canada’s publicly facing and internal SW ore secure.
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Bryan King
9 months ago
Great talk at sector, I hope this gets us somewhere!
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Stacy Bentley
10 months ago
I’m stunned that Canada doesn’t already protect us with a Secure Code Policy.
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Alexander Fernandes
10 months ago
Absolutely needed now
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Donna Hogan
10 months ago
We *meed* this.
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Andrew Kozma
10 months ago
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Security needs to be included in the beginning, challenges arise later when not considered earlier in SDLC.
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Dave Ockwell-Jenner
11 months ago
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I am sure that government procurement has quality-based standards for other areas... why not for the security of software, which is a quality issue?
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Robert Echlin
11 months ago
Tanya Janca knows what she is talking about.
You should really implement this.
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Nick Corcoran
11 months ago
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Securing the code that builds our systems helps to protect sensitive citizen and government data from exposure or unwanted changes. Policy set by our federal partners helps Provincial entities more easily adopt common frameworks and methods. Please consider this a big improvement to security policy for the public service!
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Noah Eshiaga Samson
11 months ago
Let's protect Canada's critical digital infrastructure with secure coding NOW!
Awesome
The risk and liability of lack coding standards to protect canadian govt infrastructure and data is profound.
This is great advice that I would very like to see the GoC follow.
As cyber threats keep ramping up, Canada has a real chance to stand out by making secure coding a federal standard. Requiring secure development practices across government systems would protect our critical infrastructure, save us from expensive breaches, and show citizens they can trust digital services. It's a smart move that puts Canada ahead of the curve on cybersecurity and gives our tech companies an edge in global markets where secure coding is becoming the norm.
This is critical for Canada’s future as a modern country, not entirely reliant on US policy.
Software security is critical in the modern era, and adopting this is more important for Canada now than ever.
I fully support this. The mention of healthcare systems and PHI is key. Insecure code in these critical areas is a direct threat to patient privacy and safety. This looks to be a it's national necessity. This policy must be adopted immediately to ensure our most sensitive data is protected by the highest standards
I strongly agree and support this petition to improve software security and better protect the sensitive information our government is responsible for.
Your presentation on this matter was a true call to action! Hope you go beyond the 500 required.
A must for GC
Make Canada’s publicly facing and internal SW ore secure.
Great talk at sector, I hope this gets us somewhere!
I’m stunned that Canada doesn’t already protect us with a Secure Code Policy.
Absolutely needed now
We *meed* this.
Security needs to be included in the beginning, challenges arise later when not considered earlier in SDLC.
I am sure that government procurement has quality-based standards for other areas... why not for the security of software, which is a quality issue?
Tanya Janca knows what she is talking about. You should really implement this.
Securing the code that builds our systems helps to protect sensitive citizen and government data from exposure or unwanted changes. Policy set by our federal partners helps Provincial entities more easily adopt common frameworks and methods. Please consider this a big improvement to security policy for the public service!
Let's protect Canada's critical digital infrastructure with secure coding NOW!