Cybersecurity Jobs & Internships in Canada
Cybersecurity roles span security engineering, application security, penetration testing, and SOC analyst work. These are the latest cybersecurity internships, co-op, new grad, and junior openings at Canadian companies, including Ottawa's cybersecurity-heavy tech scene.
Latest Listings
Co-op/ Intern Information Security
Kinaxis · Calgary, Alberta, Canada
2026-07-26
Co-op/ Intern Information Security
Kinaxis · Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
2026-07-25
Telecommunications and Electronic Security Systems Engineering Intern
AECOM · Markham, Ontario, Canada
2026-07-24
Junior Cloud Security Engineer
Peoples Group · Toronto, Ontario, Canada
2026-07-24
Junior Cloud Security Engineer
Peoples Group · Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
2026-07-24
Junior Cloud Security Engineer
Peoples Group · Calgary, Alberta, Canada
2026-07-24
Co-op/ Intern Information Security
Kinaxis · Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
2026-07-24
Co-op/ Intern Information Security
Kinaxis · Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
2026-07-23
Information Security and Privacy (ISP) Student - CSEP (Available Only to Current, Domesitc Algonquin Students)
Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology · Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
2026-07-20
Information Security Intern
407 ETR · Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada
2026-07-20
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Frequently Asked Questions
What background do I need for a cybersecurity internship?
Networking fundamentals, a scripting language like Python, and familiarity with common vulnerability classes (OWASP Top 10) cover most entry-level requirements — a security certification helps but isn't expected at the internship level.
Is cybersecurity a good specialization for CS students in Canada?
Yes — Ottawa in particular has a concentration of cybersecurity and government-adjacent employers, and demand for security engineers has grown faster than general software roles in recent years.
What's the difference between a SOC analyst and a security engineer role?
SOC (Security Operations Center) analysts monitor and respond to security incidents; security engineers build the tools, systems, and defenses that prevent them — SOC roles are often a more accessible entry point for students.