OTTAWA: Center for Cyber Security Canada has disclosed that Canada has enlisted India in “Cyber Threat” list. National Cyber Threat Assessment Report 2025-2026 issued by the Center for Cyber Security Canada, Modi regime’s interference in the affairs of other countries has been fully exposed and New Delhi is targeting its opponents through cyber technology. The report adds New Delhi is using cyber capabilities against Canadian nationals which pose a grave threat to Canada’s national security.
The report also pointed out that a pro-Indian hacktivist group has been involved in cyber-attacks and espionage activities on many Canadian websites, including Canadian Armed Forces websites.
In a statement, the Chief of the Communications Security Establishment Canada, Caroline Xavier, stated that New Delhi is being seen as a new cyber threat.
She added that Indian government is exploiting cyber technology for monitoring and spying the political activists and dissidents living abroad.
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The National Cyber Threat Assessment Report is a new development in the India-Canada diplomatic tensions.
The development comes as Canada’s Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs David Morrison blamed Indian Home Minister Amit Shah of planning violence against Sikh leaders.
Earlier, Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had said, in a statement, that Canada had solid and reliable evidence of New Delhi’s involvement in the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Canada had also expelled six Indian diplomats for their involvement in activities to suppress Sikh leaders in early October.
