About US
Founded in 2017 by leaders from Canada’s largest corporations, the Canadian Cyber Threat Exchange (CCTX) was established to address a critical need: strengthening cyber resilience in Canada.
The CCTX serves as Canada’s only hub for cross-sector collaboration for Canadian businesses and organizations. The CCTX’s unique membership includes organizations of all sizes and from all sectors. Our focus is on providing actionable cyber threat intelligence with a uniquely Canadian perspective, informed by a global outlook.
At the CCTX, we create a trusted space for sharing intelligence, insights, and strategies that empower organizations to collectively tackle evolving cybersecurity challenges. Our members benefit from an automated intelligence feed, threat calls, symposiums, message boards, secure e-mail, and reports, all enriched by diverse inputs. This contextually rich data enhances decision-making and preparedness against cyber threats. Our collaborative approach to sharing best practices and information on the latest threats ensures that our members are well-equipped to improve their cyber resilience. Learning from each other, having a trusted group to discuss challenges, sharing experiences—this is how our members expand their capability and improve their cyber posture leading to improved resilience and reduced financial, operational, and reputational risk.
Join the CCTX and become part of an impactful initiative dedicated to safeguarding Canada’s digital landscape. Together, we can build a stronger, more resilient cyber future.
The CCTX is an established leader of cross-sector collaboration enabling cyber resilience and preparedness in its members.
The CCTX creates value through the provision of unique data insights with relevant context that is valuable and timely.
CCTX’s unique cross-sector membership includes businesses and organizations of all sizes, working together, supporting each other.
The CCTX membership represents almost 2 million Canadian employees and organizations in all sectors.
Canada’s not-for-profit, private-sector cyber threat sharing hub and collaboration centre