Core Insights - The Retail & Hospitality Information Sharing and Analysis Centre (RH-ISAC) and the Retail Council of Canada (RCC) have formed a partnership to enhance cybersecurity resilience in Canada's retail sector [1][5] - The initiative aims to combine RH-ISAC's global cyber threat intelligence with RCC's understanding of the Canadian retail landscape [1][4] Group 1: Partnership Objectives - The partnership will help retailers improve their ability to identify and respond to increasing cyber threats, including fraud and ransomware [2] - RCC members will gain access to RH-ISAC's cybersecurity resources, tools, and intelligence-sharing network [2][5] Group 2: Training and Support - The collaboration will include regional workshops in Vancouver and Toronto, focusing on training and interaction with cybersecurity specialists [3] - Members will receive real-time alerts on vulnerabilities, active breaches, and broader trends affecting the retail industry through RH-ISAC's threat intelligence services [4] Group 3: Membership Benefits - RCC members will be offered a complimentary trial membership with RH-ISAC to explore its cybersecurity defense framework [5] - The partnership aims to support Canadian retailers by providing shared intelligence, tools, and industry cooperation to address evolving digital security risks [5]