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The Learning Hub is pleased to announce the launch of the new CRY102S – GC Migration to Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) video series. This 4-part video series aims to provide support and guidance for the Government of Canada’s (GC) plan to migrate from traditional public key cryptography to post-quantum cryptographic standards. This video series explores the quantum threat, post-quantum cryptographic standardization, transitioning to PQC, and the GC’s migration plan. Upon completion, viewers will be equipped to make informed decisions on how to prepare their organization for post-quantum cryptography.

The Learning Hub is pleased to announce the update of course ITS104S - Overview of Cyber Security and Privacy Risk Management - A Lifecycle Approach (ITSG-33). Departments must manage security risks for their Information Technology (IT) assets and information systems to protect against operational threats. This online course provides an overview of ITSG-33 concepts and processes, helping participants understand key security questions and how ITSG-33 can assist in mitigating IT-related security risks.

Guess who's back, back again? RASKL's back, tell a friend! - Because of the current situation with Tier 3 Management Devices (T3MD) availability, we have added three iterations of our RASKL course to our public schedule: August 19, 2025, November 4, 2025 and February 5, 2025 By the end of the course, the learner will have a basic understanding of the purpose, capabilities, security features and associated functions of the KIK-30 (RASKL) and be able to perform user management functions.

The Learning Hub is excited to announce the launch of the new course APP103S – Introduction to DevSecOps. This self-paced course aims to provide developers, security professionals and executives with the fundamental concepts related to the integration of security into the development and operations within the software development lifecycle. By the end of this course, developers will be equipped to create code that is more secure, security professionals can work towards compliance and risk management goals, and executives can drive strategic initiatives that enhance overall organizational security.