AI CYBERSECURITY · BILL C-8 COMPLIANCE · CANADA
AI-related threats, vulnerabilities, alerts, incident response, Law 25 and PIPEDA, Bill C-8: one platform, self-serve or fully managed, with data in Canada.
logs, vulnerabilities, AI, identities
score, ITIL priority P1–P4, SLA
teams, on-call, automatic escalation
one-click vulnerability updates, approved response actions
executive reports, Bill C-8 / Law 25 and PIPEDA register
Status as of October 22, 2026: Act assented to, coming into force to be set by order, no class of operators designated yet. OpsSecureHub helps you prepare; it is neither a certification nor legal advice.
AI THREATS
Assistants, coding copilots, agents and MCP servers are given access to your files, terminals, email and API keys. Traditional antivirus and SIEM tools were not designed to monitor them.
The threat: a booby-trapped document, web page or email hijacks your AI assistant.
What OpsSecureHub does: we flag agents equipped with privileged tools, the main target of injections, and the fix to apply.
OWASP LLM01 · ATLAS AML.T0051The threat: an agent with shell or full-disk access can delete or exfiltrate data on a simple instruction.
What OpsSecureHub does: we flag every MCP server that grants shell or full-disk access, with the fix.
OWASP LLM06 · ATLAS AML.T0053The threat: API keys and tokens stored in plaintext in agent configuration files.
What OpsSecureHub does: we detect plaintext secrets, without ever reading their value, and explain how to secure them.
OWASP LLM02 · ATLAS AML.T0083The threat: an MCP server or extension downloaded “at the latest version” can be replaced with a malicious version.
What OpsSecureHub does: we flag unpinned AI components and track vulnerabilities in AI libraries.
OWASP LLM03 · ATLAS AML.T0109The threat: AI tools installed without approval, processing your data outside any control.
What OpsSecureHub does: AI inventory of every endpoint (AI-BOM) and governance: approved, to review, rejected.
ATLAS AML.M0023The threat: a local model server open on the network, without authentication.
What OpsSecureHub does: we detect AI servers listening on the network.
OWASP LLM10 · ATLAS AML.T0040The threat: a model file in an executable format can run code when opened.
What OpsSecureHub does: we spot models in dangerous formats.
OWASP LLM04 · ATLAS AML.T0011The threat: AI libraries have their own vulnerabilities, published every week.
What OpsSecureHub does: they are part of our vulnerability intelligence, with the version that fixes them.
OWASP LLM03THE PLATFORM
AI is a pillar of the platform, not the whole offer. Every service shares the same facts, the same account and the same evidence.
Endpoint and tool logs, event search and a timeline linked to incidents and audited actions.
ExploreCorrelation, team assignment, ITIL P1–P4 priorities and SLAs. Approved response actions and bidirectional PSA ticketing.
ExploreVulnerability and active-exploitation intelligence. One incident per software group; endpoint-agent updates with approval.
ExploreContinuously updated endpoints, software and versions: facts for prioritizing vulnerabilities and verifying fixes.
Explore12 reference obligations, evidence, a 72-hour timer, exportable responsibilities register and PDF audit dossier. Readiness, not legal certification.
ExploreLocal browser-extension analysis, DLP/CASB signals, privacy incident register and the “AI usage, Law 25 and PIPEDA” report.
ExploreAI-BOM, seven checks, DNS-based AI service discovery and usage policy. Sensitive values stay on the device.
ExploreCommand centre, email alerts and weekly and monthly FR/EN reports, in executive or technical versions.
ExploreFROM ALERT TO EVIDENCE
Fix vulnerabilities with one-click software updates applied by the endpoint agent with approval. Respond to incidents with approved actions: isolate an endpoint, revoke sessions or disable an account. Dual approval is available, with alternates and delegations; every action is recorded in the audit log.
Teams, RACI by domain, on-call coverage, automatic escalation and automatic incident assignment. An exportable responsibilities register supports Bill C-8 / Law 25 and PIPEDA evidence; the 5-step setup assistant and “My responsibilities” make ownership clear.
Six immediate alert families: critical or actively exploited vulnerability, high-severity incident, sensitive data sent to AI, source outage, pending approval and a 72-hour Bill C-8 deadline. One email per grouped incident, quiet hours, and weekly and monthly reports for executives and technical teams. Express consent and unsubscribe for external recipients.
Autotask, ConnectWise PSA, HaloPSA, ServiceNow and Jira Service Management. ITIL priority = impact × urgency (P1–P4), SLA deadlines and assignment group: ticket status is synchronized in both directions.
TWO WAYS TO WORK
Your team uses the console: inventory, incidents, vulnerabilities, compliance and reports. We help you get started; you stay in control.
Our team takes care of it: deployment, monitoring, incident handling, patching and executive reporting. You decide, we execute.
Discover the managed serviceProtect the business against assistant and agent threats without a SOC team.
Meet your customers’ C-8 requirements.
Per-client PSA ticketing, SLAs and ITIL priorities, dedicated reports and isolated multi-client data.
Manage multiple clients with strictly isolated data: one PSA per client account, tailored ITIL priorities and SLAs, organization and per-client reporting. Connect different PSAs for different clients from one console.
YOUR AI USE
Analyzes on the device what is sent to AI services: the text never leaves the endpoint; only the data type and count are transmitted.
The Windows agent spots AI services used by applications and scripts, even outside the browser.
Observed AI services, sensitive data sent or blocked, and the register: ready for leadership and the privacy officer.
Microsoft Purview DLP and Defender for Cloud Apps feed sensitive-data detection.
HOW IT WORKS
Lightweight read-only agent on your endpoints and connection of your existing EDR/XDR.
Software and AI components on every endpoint, continuously up to date.
Verified vulnerabilities, threats and AI risks, grouped into clear incidents.
Dashboard, reports and C-8 dossier generated automatically.
BILL C-8 · CCSPA
Bill C-8 received Royal Assent on June 15, 2026. Its Part 2 enacts the Critical Cyber Systems Protection Act (CCSPA), which will require designated operators of federally regulated critical services to maintain a cybersecurity program, report incidents and keep records.
and, by contract, their suppliers (supply chain risk management, s. 15).
to establish a cybersecurity program (s. 9)
at most to report an incident (s. 17)
of the program (s. 13)
administrative penalty per violation for an organization, with each day of non-compliance counting as a new violation (ss. 91 and 94)
Status as of October 22, 2026: Act assented to, coming into force to be set by order, no class of operators designated yet. OpsSecureHub helps you prepare; it is neither a certification nor legal advice.
FACTS BEFORE AI
Every alert first goes through our knowledge base (event sheets, playbooks, MITRE ATT&CK, CWE) and official sources. AI only steps in afterwards, to explain in plain language, without ever contradicting the verified facts.
Internal test, October 2026grouped by software, without noise
the priority is obvious
to detect a brute-force attack
PLATFORM SECURITY
FAQ
An attack that goes through your AI tools: prompt injection, hijacked agent, exposed secret, compromised component.
It is if it is designated in a federal critical sector, and indirectly if it supplies those operators. Take the self-assessment.
It identifies and reduces risks specific to AI tools: overprivileged agents, misconfigured MCP servers, unapproved tools and exposed local models. OpsSecureHub inventories these components and explains triggered checks.
As of October 22, 2026, the CCSPA is not yet in force and no operator categories are designated. Our self-assessment prepares your sector and supply-chain review; it does not determine legal applicability.
Yes: Autotask, ConnectWise PSA, HaloPSA, ServiceNow and Jira Service Management. One PSA per client account, with ITIL impact × urgency priority (P1–P4), assignment group, SLAs and bidirectional status synchronization. The connection scope is validated with you.
Yes: a one-click software update is applied by the endpoint agent with mandatory approval to fix the affected vulnerabilities. Dual approval, alternates and delegations are supported; actions are audited. Remediation is verified against received evidence.
Recipient lists identify technical teams and executives, linked to RACI and on-call coverage. Incident grouping, severity thresholds and quiet hours reduce noise; critical alerts and Bill C-8 deadlines can bypass quiet hours. Escalation engages on-call staff and alternates. External recipients provide express consent and can unsubscribe.
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