Cybersecurity News & Insights
Weekly and timely summaries of cybersecurity developments, with practical next steps for small and medium businesses.
Pattison Food Group told More Rewards members that unauthorized activity on 13 October 2026 reached names and, where provided, addresses, phone numbers, emails and dates of birth. Passwords and card data were not confirmed stolen. Here is what that means for phishing and for any business that holds a customer list.
Read more: More Rewards data incident: what BC shoppers and businesses should do
Official cybersecurity alerts this week: SonicWall security advisory (AV26-1017) – Update 1; Chinese Government-linked Cyber Threat Actors Combine Automated and Hands-on Hacking; Veeam. Links go to the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security or CISA.
SNPBC warned members after three office break-ins in Surrey and the Fraser Valley. Files and computers were stolen. Here is what any professional office should lock down, and what to do if a device is taken.
Read more: Office break-ins in the Fraser Valley: stolen files and computers
Official cybersecurity alerts this week: Citrix; Fortinet; Cisco. Links go to the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security or CISA.
Read more: Cybersecurity update: Citrix, Fortinet, and Cisco
Official cybersecurity alerts this week: Critical vulnerabilities affecting Citrix NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway –; Veeam security advisory (AV26-513) – Update 1; CISA Adds Two Known Exploited Vulnerabilities to Catalog. Links go to the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security or CISA.
Official cybersecurity alerts this week: Vulnerability Impacting Microsoft SharePoint Server - CVE-2026-65660; Mikrotik security advisory (AV26-887) – Update 2; Roundcube security advisory (AV26-503) – Update 1. Links go to the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security or CISA.
Official cybersecurity alerts this week: CISA adds Microsoft Windows and Office flaws to the Known. Links go to the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security or CISA.
Read more: Cybersecurity update: CISA adds Microsoft Windows and Office flaws to the Known
This week for SMBs: a ClickFix campaign hijacking small-business websites, two actively exploited Windows zero-days in Microsoft's September updates, and MikroTik RouterOS flaws under active attack - with practical steps and links to the original advisories.
