Step aboard The Odyssey for an unforgettable night of networking, entertainment, and high-level industry engagement, surrounded by the breathtaking Toronto skyline. This is not just another afterparty—it’s a curated VIP experience where cybersecurity’s most influential leaders gather to unwind, connect,...

In a single moment, Alberta's power grid collapses. What begins as a software glitch becomes a full-blown crisis—cutting power, halting oil sands, and crashing emergency systems. Traced back to earlier infiltration from Ottawa, this is the first kinetic escalation—proof that digital warfare can disrupt physical reality.

Nationwide chaos erupts as payment systems and prescription services crash across grocery and pharmacy chains. But this is just the surface. Investigators uncover that the breach enabled covert access to Canada’s national data recovery infrastructure—a move designed for long-term persistence. It’s quiet. Strategic. And deadly.

An international summit opens. Toronto shuts down. Hospitals freeze. 911 is unreachable. Dominion Banking Group collapses under a wormable ransomware attack. Deepfakes flood social media. Drones spark riots. And in the shadows, a physical breach targets the country’s most sensitive data center. This is the culminating phase of a coordinated cyber operation—and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

CISO Forum Canada is brought to you by siberX, and brings speakers, attendees, & sponsors from all over the world together to discuss the everchanging field of executive information security management. Topics focus on leadership, strategic management, innovation, & cutting-edge...

AiSecCon is the premier closed-door event where AI & cybersecurity leaders, executives, & government officials gather to explore AI-driven security, evolving cyber threats, & breakthrough innovations. Hosted by siberX, a global leader in cybersecurity experiences, AiSecCon is an invite-only summit....

The 2026 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...