No type of organization, including charities and not-for-profit organizations, is exempt from Canada's anti-spam legislation. If you use electronic channels to promote or market your organization, products or services, Canada's new anti-spam law may affect you.

The new law will affect any individual, business or organization that

• sends commercial electronic messages
• alters transmission data
• produces or installs computer programs

Businesses and organizations can take a number of steps to help protect their interests, employees and customers from electronic threats.

Information and Tips for Businesses and Organizations

• Protect your Organization from Threats
  View this infographic to learn how to protect your organization's data from threats.
• Does Canada's New Anti-Spam Law Apply?
  View this infographic to learn about how Canada's Anti-Spam Law applies.
• 4 Tips for Contacting Clients Electronically
  View this infographic to get useful tips on contacting your customers and clients while maintaining their trust and confidence.
• 3 Things to Think About When Sending Messages
  View this infographic to learn about things to keep in mind when you're sending commercial electronic messages.
• Protect Your Business or Organization Online or While Mobile
  Find tips on how to protect your business or organization from spam and other electronic threats.
• FightSpam Quiz for Businesses
  Take one of our short quizzes to test your knowledge on how to avoid spam and other electronic threats.