The MapleSEC Satellite Series will delve into three topic areas that remain top-of-mind for 2021
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Building on the MapleSEC flagship conference, the Satellite Series will delve into three topic areas that remain top-of-mind for 2021.
The series builds on the conversations from the inaugural MapleSEC conference and prepares the ground for the return of the three-day flagship event in October 2021. The goal of the Satellite meetings is to educate, network, partner, and find ways to push towards a more secure digital Canada by advancing the cybersecurity conversation.
Each satellite session includes a hands-on-workshop, a panel, and presentations featuring senior government and business leaders of special interest to this community – as well as updates on the latest cybersecurity threats and practices.
Satellite Sessions
Watch on demand
NEW THREATS & RESPONSES
A panel of three CISO’s and one industry executive will share their thoughts on new and evolving cybersecurity threats. The panel will take a deep dive into how a company can be attacked and how you can detect it and mitigate the damage.
May 11, 2021
LEARNING & TRAINING
Security awareness training that leverages engaging, informative learning modules and real-world phishing simulations is essential to transforming end users into cyber heroes. By implementing training campaigns that target specific user behaviors, your organization can strengthen data protection, empower employees across all departments, and attain all cyber security objectives.
August 5, 2021
SECURITY & AI
This session will explore the challenges and opportunities for using AI-fuelled systems in the fight against cyber threats. A workshop addressing the challenge will provide for cameras-on interaction.
Program Overview – Tuesday, May 11, 2021
Learning Through Training
11:00 AM
11:05 AM
11:15 AM – 11:35 AM
11:35 AM – 11:45 AM
11:45 AM – 12:30 PM
12:30 PM – 12:40 PM
Opening Remarks
Jim Love, CIO, ITWC
Opening Keynote: The Importance of Diverse, Inclusive Security Awareness Training
Lise Lapointe, CEO, Terranova Security
Panel Discussion: Five Keys to Building a More Cyber-Aware Organizational Culture
Moderator: Kelvin Coleman, Executive Director, National Cybersecurity Alliance
Panelists:
Ruth Godfrey, Manager, Cybersecurity Policy, Awareness and Training, BC Hydro
Kim Schreader, Principal, National CyberSecurity Professional Services, Telus
Kevin Magee, Chief Security Officer, Microsoft Canada
Kathy Macdonald, University of Calgary, a 2020 Canada’s Top Women in Cybersecurity Honouree
Presentation: How to Protect Your Data Against Phishing Attacks
Theo Zafirakos, CISO, Terranova Security
During this presentation, you’ll learn:
- How to ensure your security awareness training program keeps up with the latest cyber threats and enables end users to detect and avoid different types of attacks.
- How to keep your entire team informed about foundational cyber security topics and best practices through impactful reinforcement and communication material.
- How leveraging customizable phishing simulations modeled after real-world cyber threats is an essential ingredient to strong cyber security practices.
Interactive Workshop: How to Build a Winning Security Awareness Program
(attendee have the opportunity to ask questions on camera in realtime)
Three scenarios presented for three discussion groups. Polls and quizzes guide the discussion with a return to the conference and a presenter from each group shares the discussion points.
Workshop Leaders
Sophie Clément-Cousineau, Account Manager, Terranova Security
Jessie Karam, Chief Product Officer, Terranova Security
Mathieu Ouellette, VP Sales, Terranova Security