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CAN/DGSI 112:2023 (R2024), National Occupational Standard for the Cybersecurity Workforce

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Jennifer Pattison Dec 24 2025 at 11:52AM on page 22

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AI tools can also offer cybersecurity risks on their own via ingestion of prompts into models, direct capture and misuse of information embedded in the prompt, prompt injection etc and anyone involved in cybersecurity should be aware of and actively managing these risks inside the organization

Jennifer Pattison Dec 24 2025 at 11:48AM on page 18

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Not just management and finance but adjacent roles inside IT teams as well.

Jennifer Pattison Dec 24 2025 at 11:36AM on page 13

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Similar to prior comment, suggest adding the following roles, all of whom are likely to be involved in cybersecurity related questions, particularly when they're participating in data sharing with a external partner: Chief Data Officer, data scientist, data analyst, data governance lead.

Jennifer Pattison Dec 24 2025 at 11:33AM on page 13

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Quite often this is a data governance or data analysis lead.
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