A former Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) official asked KPMG to do cybersecurity work on ArriveCan through GC Strategies, the tiny IT staffing firm that reaped millions of dollars in profits.
A former Canada Border Services Agency official asked
was subcontracted through GC Strategies on behalf of the CBSA. The firm invoiced GC Strategies $400,000 for conducting cybersecurity work on the ArriveCan application, but was not involved in the development of the application, partners at was contacted by a CBSA official. His name was Mr. Antonio Utano,” Nijjar told MPs, adding that
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