SecureWorld conferences have been bringing cybersecurity leaders together for 18 years.
And April 24th, we'll be in Toronto for our inaugural gathering at Exhibition Place, Beanfield Centre.
We are already anticipating some great insights from the rich first year agenda. Here are 10 questions we know will be answered:
- What is it like, on a personal level, to go through a mega-breach? [Les Stevens, VP of Information Security, Equifax Canada]
- What is in-depth research saying about changes in security leadership and who holds the risk? [Dr. Larry Ponemon, CEO & Founder, Ponemon Institute]
- What are the key security blocks for Cloud, and how do you build them? [Vinay Puri, National Director, Cloud Security, Deloitte]
- What are the seven common attack themes in modern IoT devices and the trade-offs around them? [Chad Childers, Vehicle & Mobility Security, Ford Motor Company]
- How do you secure the taboo? [Craig Newell, Information Security Manager, Ontario Cannabis Store]
- How should you engage the Board on cybersecurity? [Zaki Abbas, VP & CISO, Brookfield Asset Management]
- Where can we find real-world applications and lessons on incident response and breach notification? [Jason Barr, CIO & CISO, Aptean]
- How do you align service providers with CISO teams? [Sahba Kazerooni, CISO, Aviva Canada}
- The Canadian Cyber Threat Exchange (CCTX) is open to all companies in Canada, but how can you leverage it to improve security? [Susan Berezny, Director, Information Security, Royal Canadian Mint]
- Lastly, we expect a lot of questions to be asked and answered in the day's panels on encryption and emerging threats.
And don't miss the fantastic (ISC)2 chapter meeting happening at SecureWorld Toronto, which includes information on the launch of the local chapter of Women in CyberSecurity (WiCyS Ontario) and an update on Center for Cyber Safety & Education (CCSE) 2019 initiatives.
There is still time to be part of this first annual gathering to help secure the region. Here are the complete agenda and registration details.
