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AI can now mimic a person's face and voice with startling accuracy. Deepfakes can make anyone appear to do or say anything. A familiar face or voice no longer guarantees authenticity. Be cautious. Check the source. #ThinkBeforeYouShare

Consider these tips to help protect yourself from fraud. - Use strong passwords and passphrases 💪 - Update your devices regularly 🔄 - Enable multi-factor authentication 📲 #FPM2026

⚠️🛡️ Fraudsters are impersonating government employees and claiming personal documents are under investigation. #FPM2026 When in doubt, report your concerns to the @canantifraud ow.ly/43rW50YtCvT

Today, we stand against Islamophobia and all forms of hatred. Everyone deserves to live free from fear. 🤝 #CombatIslamophobia

As much as we’d love for unicorns to exist, AI can blur the lines. Always verify the source.

Fraud impersonation comes in all shapes and sizes. In the early ’60s, this “toy truck” was actually a microdot reader equipped with a lens, and a one-time cypher pad to encrypt messages. #FPM2026

Today, on Employee Appreciation Day, we celebrate the dedication, hard work, and commitment of our incredible team. CSIS employees’ efforts play a vital role in ensuring a safe, secure and prosperous Canada. Thank you for making a difference every day!

Did we trick you? The only real face is answer C! The use of AI to convincingly impersonate real people is becoming more common every day. #FPM2026 Read more on the advancement of AI in our Evolution of Disinformation report: canada.ca/en/security-in…

🤖Look closely, every detail might be a clue, or a distraction. Which faces feel real to you? #FPM2026

🤖 Four faces. Four stories. Some lived … some generated. AI is one of the newest and growing forms of fraud impersonation.

Financial fraud isn’t the only threat to you and your family. March is Fraud Prevention Month. We’ll be sharing different types of impersonation fraud, and how scammers use it to gain your trust. If you’ve been targeted, report the scam to @canantifraud #FPM2026

As we approach the end of Black History Month, this 30 year milestone is an opportunity to reflect on the progress we have made to date. We are grateful for the leaders who strengthened our organization and reaffirm our commitment to inclusion. #BHM2026

@ManteMolepo Thank you for the presentation and conversation with our employees today on the importance of recognizing Black history and leadership, as well as promoting equity within organizations and communities. #BHM2026

✅ Did you answer Rosemary Brown? She represents a milestone in Canada’s security and intelligence history. #BHM2026

Celebrating 30 years of Black History Month! ❓Who was the first Black woman to sit on Canada’s Security Intelligence Review Committee (1993–1998)?

If you served in the CAF, support is available. You may qualify for programs and services that include support for finances, career development, education and mental and physical well-being. Find what’s right for you at ow.ly/lAU950YiM87 @CanadianForce @rcmpgrcpolice

🧑‍🎓 “STEM is so highly needed and appreciated here, I’m really glad I didn’t let my preconceived idea of government work change my mind about applying.” - Sam Summer 2027 jobs available: ow.ly/r2fY50YhOZc

At the stroke of noon on February 15, 1965, Canada’s red and white maple leaf flag was raised for the very first time on Parliament Hill. #CanadianFlag

Prime Minister Carney joins Canadians in grieving with the families and friends who have lost loved ones after the horrific acts of violence in British Columbia today. Read his statement: ow.ly/mgHt50YcCST

🔬 👩‍🔬Happy International Day of Women & Girls in Science! Which STEM field do you specialize in? #IDWGS