Themalaysianreserve RH-ISAC and RCC Form Partnership to Enhance Cybersecurity for Canadian Retailers
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- •RH-ISAC and RCC announced a partnership to enhance cybersecurity for Canadian retailers.
- •The collaboration focuses on addressing sophisticated cyber threats like fraud and ransomware.
- •RCC members will have access to RH-ISAC's suite of cybersecurity resources.
On March 13, 2026, the Retail & Hospitality Information Sharing and Analysis Center (RH-ISAC) and the Retail Council of Canada (RCC) announced a strategic partnership aimed at improving cybersecurity for retailers in Canada. This collaboration is designed to address the increasing sophistication of cyber threats, including fraud and ransomware. RCC members will gain access to RH-ISAC's cybersecurity resources, enhancing their ability to defend against evolving digital risks. The partnership emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity as a business imperative, with leaders from both organizations highlighting the need for resilience in the face of complex threats. The initiative aims to equip retailers with the necessary tools and intelligence to protect their businesses, employees, and customers. The partnership reflects a growing recognition of the critical cybersecurity challenges faced by the retail sector in Canada.
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