Focus on Cyber Security – Technicity 2013 brings together leading professionals to share insights and foster a sharing of challenges and solutions. This one day conference/think-tank explores the cyber security issues from global and Canadian perspectives. It drills down into business imperatives and the risk management framework needed for companies to be prepared and effectively address the cyber security challenge.
Content is relevant for senior executives – CIOs, CEOs, CFOs, Chief Security Officers, and executives whose accountabilities include risk management and governance.
Participate in interactive discussions, share viewpoints, and learn about current trends, best practices, and what needs to change. Delve into what steps your business can take to counter cyber risks.
The Internet: Friend or Foe
Michael Geist |
Managing Cyber Risks: Approaches to Address UncertaintyAngela McKayDirector, Cyber Security Policy and Strategy, Global Security Strategy and Diplomacy, Microsoft – Advisor to Obama's Administration (Luncheon Keynote) |
Omar Rashid Microsoft Canada (Conference Moderator) |
Fawn Annan President IT World Canada |
Councillor Gary Crawford Ward 36 Scarborugh Southwest |
Blair Poetschke Director, International Trade Branch Ministry of Economic Development Province of Ontario |
Andy Papadopoulos President Navantis |
Ritesh Kotak Operation Reboot Toronto Police Service |
Stephen McCammon Legal Counsel Office of the Ontario Information and Privacy Commissioner |
Rob Meikle CIO City of Toronto |
Wesley Wark, Ph.D Visiting Professor Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Ottawa |
Pete Deacon Business Development Strategist BlackIron Data (Faciliator) |
Kevvie Fowler Partner, Forensic Advisory Services KPMG LLP |
Daniel Tobok Managing Director, Digital Forensics TELUS Security Solutions |
Jeff Curtis Chief Privacy Officer Sunnybrook Hospital |
Greg Thompson Vice President Enterprise Security Services and Deputy Information Security Officer, ScotiaBank |
Nick Galletto Partner, National Leader Technology Risk Solutions Americas Security, Privacy, and Resiliency, Deloitte LLP (Facilitator) |
Doug Cooke Director of Engineering McAfee Canada |
Paul Weatherhead Vice President and CTO Digital Boundary |
Greg Eskins Senior Vice President Financial Institutions and Professional Services Practice Marsh Canada |
Andy Papadopoulos President Navantis |
Time | Details |
8:45 am |
Welcome and IntroductionsFawn Annan, President and Group Publisher, IT World CanadaCouncillor Gary Crawford, Ward 36, Scarborough Southwest, City of Toronto Blair Poetschke, Director, International Trade Branch, Ministry of Economic Development, Province of Ontario Event Moderator: Omar Rashid, Microsoft |
9:00 am |
The Internet - Friend or Foe - Opening KeynoteProviding a global perspective on cyber-security and setting context for the balance of the day, Michael Geist will speak to issues such as privacy in a post-Snowden world and answer such questions as “Is the Internet a Zero Privacy Zone?”Michael Geist, Canada Research Chair, Internet and E-commerce Law, University of Ottawa |
9:45 am |
And the Survey says ...A look at current attitudes and practices.Nick Galletto, Partner, National Leader, Technology Risk Solutions, Americas Security, Privacy and Resiliency Leader, Deloitte Doug Cooke, Director of Engineering, McAfee Canada |
10:30 am | Coffee Break |
10:50 am |
Within the Canadian Context: Is Canada Ready?
An interactive panel discussion on the legal and regulatory framework within Canada and how Canadian government - federal, provincial and municipal - is helping us combat cyber-crime today and into the future.
Facilitator: |
11:45 am |
Managing Cyber Risks: Approaches to Address Uncertainty – Luncheon KeynoteAngela McKay, Director, Cyber Security Policy and Strategy, Global Security Strategy and Diplomacy, Microsoft – Advisor to Obama’s AdministrationDuring this presentation, Angela McKay will discuss the how the global computing ecosystem and cyber threats are evolving, and the different ways government and industry leaders around the world are thinking about addressing cyber security challenges. She will also provide pragmatic approaches and highlight opportunities to help organizations manage cyber risks in this highly dynamic environment. |
1:40 pm |
How Prepared is Business? Assessing the Risks and ChallengesThis cross-industry panel will discuss cyber-security scenarios faced by organizations today, how they are assessing threats and how they are coping. Specific challenges to telecommunications, e-health and financial services will be explored — from using the cloud and mobile devices through to how entities are currently managing risks, meeting increased compliance obligations and adapting new behaviours.Facilitator: Pete Deacon, Business Development Strategist, BLACKIRON Data Panelists: Kevvie Fowler, Partner, Advisory Services, Forensic, KPMG Greg Thompson, Vice President, Enterprise Security Services & Deputy Chief Information Security Officer, Scotiabank Daniel Tobok, Managing Director, Digital Forensics, TELUS Security Solutions Jeff Curtis, Chief Privacy Officer Sunnybrook Hospital |
2:45 pm |
The Big ‘So What?’ : Staying Ahead of the Risks.The cyber-world has drastically altered how we conduct business bringing with it increased fiduciary responsibilities and requiring new governance models and risk management frameworks. This panel will discuss some of the best practices and solutions to counter cyber-crime and explore the steps entities can take to achieve a state of preparedness: mitigating risks known and unknown.Facilitator: Nick Galletto, Partner, National Leader, Technology Risk Solutions, Americas Security, Privacy and Resiliency, Deloitte Panelists: Paul Weatherhead, Vice President and CTO, Digital Boundary Greg Eskins, Senior Vice President, Financial Institutions and Professional Services Practice, Marsh Canada Doug Cooke, Director of Engineering, McAfee Canada Andy Papadopoulos, President, Navantis |
3:45 pm – 4:00 pm | Wrap up and Close |