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The Mackenzie Institute, an independent think tank since 1986, brings a strategic and pragmatic approach to security matters that affect both domestic and global audiences. The Mackenzie Institute brings together external independent thinking for policymakers, governments, private sector entities, and educational institutions. We propose an open forum for global conversations on the threats and security vulnerabilities we face in order to best advise these various entities.

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Extremism

Understanding the roots of extremism, exploring topical issues, and best practices for mitigation.

Global Affairs

As the world turns, here’s how it changes and how we can respond.

Cybersecurity

Moving into an era of technological change and developing best practices.

Climate Change, Migration & Conflict

New challenges for a new generation of global citizens.

National Defence

The changing nature of national defense, diplomacy and asymmetric warfare.

Critical Infrastructure Protection

Building and developing resilient and sustainable communities.

ITWC, the nation’s leading provider of IT content, is pleased to be a strategic partner with the Mackenzie Institute. We cover cybersecurity issues intensely and are delighted to offer the Institute’s members easy access to the related stories that appear across our network of websites. If you have a story or further insights you think we should be covering, don’t hesitate to reach out to our editor, Alex Coop.

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Percent of Canadians affected by security breaches on their computer, tablet or phone.

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Articles published by The Institute on Canadian security matters.

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Percent of global survey respondents who feel Canadians have the most positive global influence.

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