Secure Canada’s Future: Adopt a Federal Secure Coding Policy for All Government Software
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Samuel Borrego
11 months ago
Agree
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Brian Tammi
1 year ago
This is key to national security.
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Bruce Elliott
1 year ago
All code needs to be written in a secure way to protect critical applications.
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Kathryn J
1 year ago
I believe in security for the critical software that helps to run our country! Let's keep it protected from those who don't have our best interests at heart!
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Matthew Armitage
1 year ago
Cyber Security and Cyber Resilience are more important now than ever before and Canada needs to show leadership in this area where others have stepped back. This is fundamental to our values and future.
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Bill Cooke
1 year ago
Seems to me that this is important for any software. One place to start might be through those who teach coding.
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Effy Min
1 year ago
Why are we always behind on everything?!
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shane murnion
1 year ago
like duh
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Richard Reiner
1 year ago
This is urgent, even if technical and even if it seems like an obscure issue
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Ian Paterson
1 year ago
Yes
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Dana Epp
1 year ago
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It’s seems ludicrous to me that we don’t have a minimum bar for a secure coding policy that all federal systems could adopt across the gc, regardless if it’s built in-house or contracted out. This is a good starting point, especially as we rush to implement huge infrastructure projects in the coming years.
Agree
This is key to national security.
All code needs to be written in a secure way to protect critical applications.
I believe in security for the critical software that helps to run our country! Let's keep it protected from those who don't have our best interests at heart!
Cyber Security and Cyber Resilience are more important now than ever before and Canada needs to show leadership in this area where others have stepped back. This is fundamental to our values and future.
Seems to me that this is important for any software. One place to start might be through those who teach coding.
Why are we always behind on everything?!
like duh
This is urgent, even if technical and even if it seems like an obscure issue
Yes
It’s seems ludicrous to me that we don’t have a minimum bar for a secure coding policy that all federal systems could adopt across the gc, regardless if it’s built in-house or contracted out. This is a good starting point, especially as we rush to implement huge infrastructure projects in the coming years.
I support this!