Threat Intelligence Library

What we observe across the Canadian small-business attack surface.

Aggregate cyber posture findings from LeakTrace's operational visibility. Sector patterns, exposure trends, and structural observations for the professional advisors, buyers, sellers, and insurers who touch mid-market Canadian firms.

Coverage
21 sectors
Canadian small-business attack surface
Methodology
35 checks
Per forensic assessment
Cadence
Ongoing
New briefings as patterns surface
Access
Public
No paywall. No account required.
Filter by sector
3 briefings in this sector
All Cross-sector Dental practices Medical / clinics Veterinary Legal / law firms Accounting / bookkeeping Financial / wealth advisory Insurance brokers M&A / business brokers Real estate / property management Construction / trades Manufacturing / industrial Retail / e-commerce Hospitality / restaurants Automotive / dealerships Transportation / logistics Technology / SaaS Education / private schools Non-profit / charity Fitness / wellness Other professional services
Legal / law firms
The Case File Nobody Told You Was Public
Jul 2026 · 8 min read
Attackers spend weeks inside a small law firm's email before a single message asks for anything. Here is what they extract during that window, how they extract it, and why the industry's 'MFA and backups' response misses the entire attack.
Read the briefing
Legal / law firms
The Case File Nobody Told You Was Public
Jul 2026 · 8 min read
Attackers spend weeks inside a small law firm's email before a single message asks for anything. Here is what they extract during that window, how they extract it, and why the industry's 'MFA and backups' response misses the entire attack.
Read the briefing
Legal / law firms
The law firm cyber exposure pattern nobody wants to name
Jul 2026 · 6 min read
What LeakTrace consistently observes across small and mid-sized law firms. Solicitor-client privilege obligations plus trust account flows put law firms in a distinctive threat category with materially different downside than other professional services.
Read the briefing
Methodology. LeakTrace research reflects aggregate observations across Canadian small-business scans. In accordance with standard threat intelligence practice, we do not disclose specific customer identities, absolute scan counts per report, or identifiable engagement details. Qualitative percentages and directional trends are based on operational visibility across the sectors we serve.
Published by the LeakTrace Threat Intelligence Team  ·  getleaktrace.com  ·  Contact