LANG. Survey Language.
STYPE. Sample Type
DATE. Completion date.
QC1. In addition to your cellular telephone, does your household currently have a traditional telephone or landline?
QC2. In addition to your residential landline telephone, do you or someone else in your household also use one or more cell phone numbers?
CPO_STATUS. From QC1 & QC2
QSCR1. Do you work in any of the following areas?
QSCR2. In what year were you born?
QSCR2A. Would you be willing to tell me in which of the following age categories you belong?
AGE_COL. Age collapse.
QSCR3. In which province or territory do you live?
QSCR4. Gender.
Q1. As you may be aware, there is a government agency that is responsible for intercepting and analyzing foreign communications and helping protect the government?s computer networks. Can you name this agency?
Q2. From your point of view, do you feel that ? overall ? Canada is safer, more dangerous or about the same as it was five years ago?
Q3A. Strongly Agree/Strongly Disagree: I can trust the Government of Canada to strike the right balance between security and civil liberties.
Q3B. Strongly Agree/Strongly Disagree: Police and intelligence agencies should have more powers to ensure security even if it means Canadians have to give up some personal privacy safeguards.
Q3C. Strongly Agree/Strongly Disagree: Canadian intelligence agencies act within the law when they collect information about Canadians.
Q3D. Strongly Agree/Strongly Disagree: I am concerned about information that government intelligence agencies may be collecting about me.
Q3E. Strongly Agree/Strongly Disagree: If we Don't take steps to ensure the security of our computers and of the Internet, we will be at greater risk of terrorist attack.
Q4. Would you say that you have ever heard, seen or read anything about the Communications Security Establishment, or CSE?
Q5. Would you say that the Communications Security Establishment's mission is very important, somewhat important, not very important or not at all important to Canada?s national security?
Q6A. Very important/Not at all important to Canada?s national security: Gathering foreign intelligence which involves intercepting and analyzing foreign communications
Q6B. Very important/Not at all important to Canada?s national security: Protecting the computer networks that are important to the country from cyber-attacks
Q6C. Very important/Not at all important to Canada?s national security: Assisting law enforcement and security agencies by helping collect and analyze communications
Q6D. Very important/Not at all important to Canada?s national security: Actively defending networks in Canada from foreign cyber threats
Q6E. Very important/Not at all important to Canada?s national security: Disrupting foreign cyber threats before they affect Canada or Canadians
Q7. Which one of the following activities is most important when it comes to Canada?s national security?
Q6_Q7. Most important CSE activity.
Q8A. Are you aware that: CSE is prohibited by law from targeting Canadians anywhere, or anyone in Canada.
Q8B. Are you aware that: CSE may assist domestic security agencies.
Q8C. Are you aware that: Across the government, CSE blocks more than two billion malicious cyber attempts a day.
Q8D. Are you aware that: CSE supports Canadian Armed Forces missions, including in cases of Canadians kidnapped abroad.
Q9. To what extent would you say that you trust the Communications Security Establishment to act both ethically and legally in fulfilling its mandate?
Q10. There is an agency that is part of the Communications Security Establishment, or CSE, with primary responsibility for providing advice, guidance, services and support on cyber security. Can you name this organization?
Q11. Have you heard, seen or read anything about the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, or Cyber Centre?
Q12A. High impact/No impact on Canada: Inform Canada and Canadians about cyber security matters.
Q12B. High impact/No impact on Canada: Protect our cyber security interests by working with business and government partners.
Q12C. High impact/No impact on Canada: Develop and share cyber defense technologies and tools.
Q12D. High impact/No impact on Canada: Defend Canada?s cyber systems.
Q12E. High impact/No impact on Canada: Provide leadership during cyber security events.
Q13A. The Canadian government is very well prepared, somewhat prepared, somewhat unprepared or very unprepared to face a cyber threat?
Q13B. The Electoral systems across Canada is very well prepared, somewhat prepared, somewhat unprepared or very unprepared to face a cyber threat?
Q13C. Individual Canadians are very well prepared, somewhat prepared, somewhat unprepared or very unprepared to face a cyber threat?
Q13D. Large businesses or enterprises are very well prepared, somewhat prepared, somewhat unprepared or very unprepared to face a cyber threat?
Q13E. Small to medium businesses or enterprises are very well prepared, somewhat prepared, somewhat unprepared or very unprepared to face a cyber threat?
Q13F. Critical infrastructure operators are very well prepared, somewhat prepared, somewhat unprepared or very unprepared to face a cyber threat?
Q14. What is the highest level of formal education that you have completed?
Q15. Which of the following categories best describes your current employment status?
Q16. Which of the following best describes your total household income?
REGION. Region.