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Canadian Women in Cybersecurity 2022

CWC 2022

The 2022 Canadian Women in Cybersecurity conference celebrates the diversity of thought, experience, ability, and background. The very real challenge of diversity in the Canadian cybersecurity ecosystem is not limited to hiring practices alone – bringing diversity into our thinking about cybersecurity challenges propels new innovations and techniques that will position Canada as a global leader in cybersecurity.

With more diversity to solve cybersecurity challenges, we bring more creativity and representation to the table and our conference demonstrates exactly how. Going into its third year, this event will highlight the achievements and innovations from various cybersecurity leaders and in Canada who come from diverse educational, technical, social, and personal backgrounds.

From celebrating novel products and tools to learning from leaders who have shattered the glass ceiling and paved the way for others to follow, this conference is geared to a diverse audience. With inspiring keynotes and panels, hands-on technical reviews, and gamified in-person and virtual engagements, another riveting experience awaits.

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Event Details
Ali Abbas Hirji
Executive Director
Canadian Centre for Cyber Defence
Executive Director at Canadian Centre for Cyber Defence
Belinda McEachern
Chapter President
Blacks In Technology
Chapter President at Blacks In Technology
Cat Coode
Privacy and Data Strategist
Binary Tattoo
Privacy and Data Strategist at Binary Tattoo
Daniel Pinsky
CSO
CDW Canada
CSO at CDW Canada
Eman Hammad
Cyber-Physical Security & Resilience
PwC
Cyber-Physical Security & Resilience at PwC
George Al-Koura
CISO
Ruby
CISO at Ruby
Heather Ricciuto
Cloud Security Program Manager
IBM
Cloud Security Program Manager at IBM
Helen Oakley
Sr. Product Security Architect
SAP
Sr. Product Security Architect at SAP
Ireen Birungi
VP, Information Security & CISO
Interac
VP, Information Security & CISO at Interac
Janet Tsai
Senior Computer Systems Analyst
Senior Computer Systems Analyst
Jordan Prokopy
Partner, Cybersecurity & Privacy, National Privacy Practice Leader
PwC
Partner, Cybersecurity & Privacy, National Privacy Practice Leader at PwC
Julia Le
Senior Manager
Ontario’s Cyber Security Centre of Excellence
Senior Manager at Ontario’s Cyber Security Centre of Excellence
Kelley Irwin
Strategic Advisor, Board Director
ProDemnity Insurance Company
Strategic Advisor, Board Director at ProDemnity Insurance Company
Kevin Magee
Chief Security Officer
Microsoft Canada
Chief Security Officer at Microsoft Canada
Luc Roy
Chief Information Officer
Laurentian University
Chief Information Officer at Laurentian University
Maggie Calle
VP & CISO
Varicent
VP & CISO at Varicent
Mark Dillon
Vice President Information Technology
Enova Power Corp
Vice President Information Technology at Enova Power Corp
Mary Siklis
Vice President, Information Security & Risk Management
Moneris
Vice President, Information Security & Risk Management at Moneris
Olivera Zatezalo
General Manager, Cybersecurity
OPG
General Manager, Cybersecurity at OPG
Sailaja Vadlamudi
Founder
WiCSP
Founder at WiCSP
Saltanat Mashirova
Cyber Security Consultant
Honeywell
Cyber Security Consultant at Honeywell
Sandra Liepkalns
VP, Information Security
Choice Properties REIT
VP, Information Security at Choice Properties REIT
Shelley Wark-Martyn
Manager - Federal Account North America
SANS
Manager - Federal Account North America at SANS
Sherifat Akinwonmi
Business Information Security Officer
TD
Business Information Security Officer at TD
Sherry Rumbolt
GC Senior Cybersecurity Strategist
Government of Canada
GC Senior Cybersecurity Strategist at Government of Canada
Sivan Tehila
Founder & CEO
Onyxia Cyber
Founder & CEO at Onyxia Cyber
Vanessa Henri
Co-founder
Henri & Wolf Law
Co-founder at Henri & Wolf Law
  • SailPoint
    • French Canadian Breakfast
    • Scrambled Eggs
    • Crispy Grilled Bacon
    • Savoury Roasted Potatoes
    • Toast served with Fruit Preserves & Dairy Butter
    • Cinnamon French Toast (sprinkled with Icing Sugar, served with Maple Syrup)
    • Assorted Fruit Yogurts
    • Seasonal Fresh Fruit
    • Beverages
  • KeyData

    This session will reflect on the aspects of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the space of cybersecurity. Your keynote hosts will look at the progress made over the year, lessons learnt and trends to look out for. Expect an enjoyable, reflective conversation and join us in renewing your commitment to making cybersecurity inclusive and diverse! 

  • BeyondTrust
    • Refuel and refresh during breaks with a delightful assortment
  • Humint
    • Chicken Supreme
      Marinated, grilled chicken, topped with a savoury creamy sauce.
    • Eggplant Parmegiano
      Seasoned, breaded eggplant, topped with our signature tomato sauce, decorated with the finest parmegiano cheese.
    • Beef Medallion
      Marinated beef medallions, grilled with our specialty seasoning, served with
      house roast potatoes & seasonal vegetables.
    • California Sunshine Salad
      Mixed field greens and radicchio lettuce dressed in our finest
      homemade balsamic honey vinaigrette blend.
  • Illumio

    Illumio is a proud sponsor of our conference and a leading provider of zero trust segmentation. The details of their panel will be released soon.

  • Cyber Gamified

    • Refuel and refresh during breaks with a delightful assortment

  • SailPoint
    • French Canadian Breakfast
    • Scrambled Eggs
    • Crispy Grilled Bacon
    • Savoury Roasted Potatoes
    • Toast served with Fruit Preserves & Dairy Butter
    • Cinnamon French Toast (sprinkled with Icing Sugar, served with Maple Syrup)
    • Assorted Fruit Yogurts
    • Seasonal Fresh Fruit
    • Beverages
  • siberXchange
  • PWC

    While futurists have been capturing our imagination trying to predict the future, we are seeing tangible investments poised to transform how we interact with technology, driving further proliferation and decentralization of data. Joanna Lewis, Partner within PwC Canada’s Cyber, Privacy and Financial Crimes practice will be joined by Chris Dulny, PwC Canada's Chief Innovation Officer to break down predictions that are not as far out as one might think. From the Metaverse to Web 3.0, Joanna will share what these implications could mean for the cyber security professional.

  • MNP

    For many organizations, the desire to become more data driven while maintaining customer trust has created as many problems as it’s solved. From not understanding what data the organization has, knowing what data to trust, to the increased risk of data leaks and growing regulatory pressure, organization need to be more transparent and accountable. This session investigates the importance of good data governance and why succeeding with big data requires consistent practices and guidelines for what and how to collect, use, protect and distribute information. Our panel of experts discusses how implementing good Data Governance can enable organizations in their analytic efforts, deliver on promised benefits for all stakeholders while helping enhance security and privacy program maturity and consistency across departments. Key topics include: · Common data risks and challenges, and how data governance can help · Key considerations, frameworks, and best practices for an effective data governance program · How data governance can enhance privacy and cyber security posture · How data governance empowers data-driven innovation

  • siberXchange

    • Refuel and refresh during breaks with a delightful assortment

  • Illumio

    Illumio is a proud sponsor of our conference and a leading provider of zero trust segmentation.

  • PWC
    • Chicken Supreme
      Marinated, grilled chicken, topped with a savoury creamy sauce.
    • Eggplant Parmegiano
      Seasoned, breaded eggplant, topped with our signature tomato sauce, decorated with the finest parmegiano cheese.
    • Beef Medallion
      Marinated beef medallions, grilled with our specialty seasoning, served with
      house roast potatoes & seasonal vegetables.
    • California Sunshine Salad
      Mixed field greens and radicchio lettuce dressed in our finest
      homemade balsamic honey vinaigrette blend.
  • siberXchange

    Zero Trust models assist organizations with administering strong user verification models, but some criticism has emerged with specialists arguing this model to be specific for large enterprise only. Does Zero Trust begin from a negative view of employees? Is it a product or a strategy?

  • SailPoint

    • Refuel and refresh during breaks with a delightful assortment

  • siberXchange

https://siberx.org/event/canadian-women-in-cybersecurity-2022/

May 4th & 5th, 2022. Registration starts at 7 AM EST.

Chateau Le Jardin 8440 ON-27, Vaughan, Ontario L4L 1A5

Hybrid events offer the best of both worlds, by allowing virtual access to in person events.

Yes! Come network and connect with exhibitors at the conference.

You can purchase tickets right through our website at siberx.org.

Purchasing tickets at the door will be subject to availability. Historically this is a sold-out event.

Physical tickets are not required, both methods are accepted.

We accept all major credit cards.

Yes we do! Valid identification will be required at check-in.

There are no returns, refunds, or exchanges.

Should the event you have purchased tickets for be cancelled, you will be refunded the amount you paid for your tickets (minus order processing, service and delivery fees) using the same payment method used for purchase. If the event you purchased tickets for is postponed, we will contact you with the new date and time. Event personnel have the right to refuse entry to any ticket holder for any reason at their discretion. Venue and Talent are subject to change without notice and are not grounds for a refund.

Our conference is dedicated to providing a harassment-free conference experience for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion (or lack thereof), or technology choices. We do not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any conference venue, including talks, workshops, parties, Twitter and other online media. Conference participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the conference (without a refund) at the discretion of the conference organizers.

We are following all Public Health measures and provincial health guidelines.

Currently with Ontario's "Living with and Managing COVID-19" plan and protocols, vaccination mandates, pre-screening requirements, mask mandates, indoor capacities, testing etc have all been lifted and are no longer required.

However, we want to create a safe, open, and inviting conference experience and atmosphere for ALL our guests.

As such, we welcome and encourage masks for those who would like to wear them. We will provide masks freely to any and all attendees who would like them. We will also have rapid tests on site (provided on an as-needed basis or at cost to anyone who would like access). We have a registered nurse on-site both days that will provide us with continuous guidance throughout the conference, and support should anyone require assistance. Above all, the venue capacity is well over 3000, however we have capped our attendee numbers to 500 to ensure there is ample space for attendees to flow through the spaces without congestion and with lots of space for distancing.

Additionally, access to hand sanitizer and other supplies is available freely and at all times.

Chateau Le Jardin, 8440 ON-27, Vaughan, Ontario L4L 1A5

Holiday Inn Express Vaughan

Online Booking Link - Canadian Women in Cybersecurity 2022 Attendees

You can also book by calling the hotel directly at 905-851-1510 and reference Canadian Women in Cybersecurity 2022 Attendees OR Group Code CWI at the time booking.


Element by Westin Vaughan Southwest

Online Booking Link - Book your group rate for Canadian Women in Cybersecurity 2022 Attendees

You can also book by calling the hotel directly at 905-264-6474 and reference Canadian Women in Cybersecurity 2022 Attendees OR group code CWI at the time of booking.

Parking and Wi-Fi are included at both locations as is breakfast, however; we will be serving a nice hot breakfast at the conference.

Service and support animals are welcomed.

This ticket gives you access to the event virtually.

This ticket will include access to all sessions and the virtual exhibitor booths.

No, all sessions will be the same in-person and online.

No, you would simply need to create an account on www.siberxchange.ca/register. The platform gives you access to all on-demand content, and connects you to a network of cybersecurity professionals.

Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions live.

Please check out our sponsorship packages here: https://siberx.org/partner/cwc-sponsor/

Call for papers is now closed.

Please use our live chat button to be connected to support right away, or send an email to [email protected]

Yes, breakfast, lunch, and coffee breaks will be provided which is included with your ticket purchase. Please indicate any dietary restrictions when purchasing your ticket. If you missed to include your dietary restrictions when purchasing, please send an email with your ticket confirmation number and restrictions to, [email protected]

Absolutely! You can earn up to 16 CPE Credits!

For both in-person and virtual sessions, siberX monitors attendance and reports on CPE credits.

In-person sessions: Attendees seeking CPE credits must register at the conference and complete checkout in person.
Virtual events: Attendees seeking CPE credits must remain within their session for the allocated duration and not proceed to other tabs for a continuous calculation.

In accordance with Standard Number 16 of the Statement on Standards for Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Programs (Standards), our conference activities are measured by actual program length, with one 50-minute period equal to one CPE credit.

For segments that are less than 50 minutes, the sum of the segments would be considered one total program. For example, five 30-minute presentations would equal 150 minutes and would be counted as three CPE credits.

Please send an email post-conference to [email protected] with your full name and the email address you registered for the conference under.

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