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1. October 12, 2026 · Canada

   Quebec minimum wage and statutory holidays updated

   The Quebec employment standards course now shows the minimum wage that took effect on May 1, 2026, and the correct list of statutory holidays.

   • General minimum wage: $16.60 an hour from May 1, 2026 (was $15.75).
   • Employees who receive tips: $13.30 an hour (was $12.60).
   • Quebec has eight statutory holidays. Boxing Day is not one of them.
   Course:

   • Quebec Employment Standards for Small Business Owners
   Human resourcesEmployment standardsLink to this update

2. October 12, 2026 · Latvia

   Latvia minimum wage updated to €780

   The Latvian employment law course now shows the minimum monthly wage that took effect on January 1, 2026.

   • Minimum monthly wage: €780 gross from January 1, 2026 (was €700).
   • The minimum hourly rate is set each year from the monthly rate.
   Course:

   • Latvian Employment Law for Business Owners (Labour Law / Darba likums)
   Human resourcesEmployment standardsLink to this update

3. October 12, 2026 · Canada

   Core security awareness and non-profit courses in French (Canada)

   Courses for organizations serving vulnerable people, and the core security awareness lessons they share, can now be assigned in Français (Canada).

   • Security Awareness for Canadian Non-Profits Serving Vulnerable Populations, complete in French.
   • AI for Non-Profits Serving Vulnerable Populations, complete in French.
   • Core lessons in French: everyday security habits, browser and device safety, phishing and social engineering, passwords and accounts, using AI safely at work, and AI Today.
   • PCI DSS for receptionists and front-desk staff, and PCI SAQ A for business owners and managers, in French.
   Courses:

   • Security Awareness for Canadian Non-Profits Serving Vulnerable Populations
   • AI for Non-Profits Serving Vulnerable Populations
   • PCI DSS B-IP: Security for Receptionists and Front-Desk Staff
   • PCI SAQ A for Business Owners & Managers (Outsourced Online Payments)
   Security awarenessAIPCIFrenchLink to this update

4. October 12, 2026 · United States

   HIPAA privacy and security course expanded

   The HIPAA course now covers the full set of everyday obligations for health care staff, from minimum necessary access to breach reporting.

   • The minimum necessary standard, with examples of curiosity look-ups and over-sharing.
   • Security Rule safeguards (administrative, physical and technical) and daily security habits.
   • Sending PHI safely by email, text, fax and on paper, including AI tools.
   • What counts as a breach, and why internal reporting must be immediate: patient notification is due no later than 60 days after discovery.
   • Business associate agreements, including for cloud and AI services.
   • A workforce acknowledgement and a closing summary.
   Course:

   • HIPAA Privacy and Security Training
   Health privacyComplianceLink to this update

5. October 12, 2026 · All regions

   OWASP Top 10:2025 changes added to developer training

   The OWASP Top 10 developer course now teaches every category in depth and explains what changed in the 2025 edition.

   • New in 2025: Software Supply Chain Failures, and Mishandling of Exceptional Conditions.
   • Server-side request forgery (SSRF) is now part of Broken Access Control, still number one.
   • Security Misconfiguration moves up to number two.
   • Full lessons on injection, insecure design, misconfiguration, vulnerable components, authentication, integrity, logging and SSRF, with code examples.
   Course:

   • OWASP Top 10: Developer Security Training
   Developer securityLink to this update

6. October 12, 2026 · All regions

   Sector lessons added to 45 industry courses

   The AI-in-industry and security-awareness-by-industry courses now walk through the risks specific to each sector, with realistic examples, clear steps, and a sector summary.

   • Sectors include agriculture, architecture and engineering, automotive, dental and veterinary, energy, environmental services, fintech, government, higher education, hospitality, insurance, legal, media, pharmacy, property management, real estate, K-12 schools, security, social services, sports and recreation, staffing, telecommunications, and transportation.
   • AI courses cover sector risks such as unverified AI output in professional decisions and confidential data in unapproved tools.
   • Security awareness courses cover sector threats such as payment fraud, ransomware and impersonation, with warning signs and defences.
   AISecurity awarenessLink to this update

7. October 12, 2026 · All regions

   PCI SAQ A courses: privacy and AI guidance for any business

   The two SAQ A courses for business owners and managers now explain how privacy law, AI tools and data location apply to customer information, in terms that fit any business wherever it operates.

   • Keeping card numbers, payment screenshots and customer lists out of AI tools.
   • Knowing which services hold customer information and where they store it.
   • Reviewing plugins, chat widgets and AI add-ons before they go on payment pages.
   Courses:

   • PCI SAQ A for Business Owners & Managers (Outsourced Online Payments)
   • Stripe PCI SAQ A for Business Owners & Managers
   PCIPrivacyLink to this update

8. October 12, 2026 · All regions

   Bundles and programs no longer repeat lessons

   When a bundle or program combines courses that share a lesson, each lesson now plays once. Learners spend less time, and the time estimate matches what they see.

   PlatformLink to this update

9. October 6, 2026 · All regions

   AI Today updated, and new AI guidance for developers and AI builders

   The shared AI Today lesson, included in every AI and general security awareness course, now covers password-stealing malware that targets AI assistant accounts. Two new courses give developers and people who build AI systems their own current guidance.

   • AI Today is refreshed every two weeks with recent incidents and the habits that prevent them.
   • AI in Software Development: coding agents, shared agent settings, least privilege, and reviewing AI-written code, with NIST SP 800-218A.
   • Building AI Systems and Agents: untrusted content, approvals, tool and plugin supply chain, testing and monitoring, with the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications and the OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications.
   Courses:

   • AI in Software Development: Current Risks and Guidance
   • Building AI Systems and Agents: Current Risks and Guidance
   AIDeveloper securityLink to this update

10. October 6, 2026 · All regions

    Security awareness essentials in every compliance framework course

    Compliance framework courses now include a shared security awareness lesson, so staff trained for a framework also cover the habits that framework expects.

    • Social engineering, verifying money and data requests, password managers and passkeys, handling personal information, and reporting incidents.
    • Applies to 44 framework courses, including ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2, NIST CSF 2.0, CIS Controls and HIPAA.
    ComplianceSecurity awarenessLink to this update

11. October 5, 2026 · Canada

    New: Canada's proposed privacy law (Bill C-36, PPCDA)

    A new course explains the Protecting Privacy and Consumer Data Act, Part 1 of Bill C-36, introduced on June 15, 2026. It is not in force; PIPEDA still applies. A companion course covers the earlier CPPA proposal, which ended when Bill C-27 died in January 2025.

    • A privacy impact assessment before personal information is disclosed or transferred outside Canada.
    • Children's information treated as sensitive, with parents or guardians acting for children.
    • Explanations of automated decisions with significant effects, and a person who can review them.
    • A new Privacy and Consumer Data Commissioner, and penalties of up to the higher of $10 million or 3% of gross global revenue.
    • Status as of October 5, 2026: at second reading in the House of Commons.
    Courses:

    • Canada's proposed privacy law: the Protecting Privacy and Consumer Data Act (Bill C-36)
    • Preparing for Canada's next private-sector privacy law (CPPA)
    PrivacyRegulatory changeLink to this update

12. October 5, 2026 · United States

    New: COPPA as amended in 2025

    A new course covers the US Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule as amended in 2025, for teams whose services are used by children under 13.

    • Who the rule covers, including services outside the United States that are directed to US children.
    • Notices, verifiable parental consent, and separate consent before sharing with third parties.
    • Parents' rights, a written security program, and data retention limits.
    Course:

    • COPPA: protecting children's data online
    PrivacyRegulatory changeLink to this update

13. October 5, 2026 · Canada

    New: Government of Canada cloud security and Common Criteria

    Two new courses for suppliers to the Government of Canada: the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security cloud profiles and assessment program, and Common Criteria certification in Canada.

    Courses:

    • Government of Canada cloud security: CCCS profiles and PBHVA
    • Common Criteria certification in Canada
    ComplianceGovernmentLink to this update

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