Opening Remarks By:

Keynote Speakers:

Industry

GREG MURRAY

SVP Information Security & CISO

Rogers Communications

Dr. SRIDHAR MUPPIDI

IBM Fellow & Chief Technology Officer

IBM Security

ROD HYNES

Director Information Security

Bell Canada Enterprise

JASON KIERSTEAD

Chief Technology Officer

IBM Security Threat Management

SANDY BIRD

Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer

Sonrai Security

BILL TAM

Co-founder & Chief Operating Officer

Digital Technology Supercluster

JENNIFER SLOAN

Vice President, Public Policy

Mastercard Canada

JEFF HENDERSON

CTO, Interac Corp

JENNIFER FlANNAGAN

CEO, Actua

GREG MURRAY

SVP Information Security & CISO

Rogers Communications

ELAINE HUM

Director, Cybersecurity Partnerships

Scotiabank

ADRIENNE O’PRAY

Executive Director

The McKenna Institute

HUGH HICKS

Talent and Partnership Development Manager

Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity

Government/Academic

ANDREW EASTON

Asistant Deputy Minister of Justice & Public Safety

CHRIS LYNAM

Director General

National Cybercrime Coordination Unit, RCMP

Dr. JOEL MARTIN

Chief Digital Research Officer

National Research Council

Rajiv Gupta

Associate Head of the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security

HAMZA KHAN

Manager, Innovation, Science & Economic Development Canada

Dr. N. ASOKAN

David R. Cheriton Chair in Software Systems

University of Waterloo

BENOîT DUPONT

Canada Research Chair in Cybersecurity

Université de Montréal

EMILIE BOURQUE

Policy Analyst with Innovation

Science & Economic Development Canada

Youtube links for a few of the summit talks:

• "Innovation, Science & Economic Development Canada’s Joint Session" by Emilie Bourque and Hamza Khan.
• "Recent Evolutions in Open Security" by Jason Keirstead, IBM Distinguished Engineer and the CTO of Threat Management for IBM Security.
• "Ahead of the Curve: Building on Canada’s Trust Advantage" by Bill Tam, co-founder and COO of the Digital Technology Supercluster.
• "The Dumbo Protocol Family: Making Asynchronous Consensus Real" by Dr. Qiang Tang, Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney, Australia.
• "Critical Infrastructure Security"by Andrew Easton, Provincial Security Advisor for the Province of New Brunswick and the Assistant Deputy Minister of the Security and Emergencies Division of the Department of Justice and Public Safety.
• "The cyber-resilience imperative: recent trends and future needs" by Dr. Benoît Dupont, Professor of Criminology at the Université de Montréal as well as the Canada Research Chair for Cybersecurity and the Research Chair for the Prevention of Cybercrime.
• "Practical lessons from Zero Trust adoption" by Dr. Sridhar Muppidi, IBM Fellow and CTO for IBM Security.
• "Prioritizing Risk to Mitigate Attacks on Public Cloud Deployed Workloads" by Sandy Bird, co-founder and CTO of Sonrai Security.
• "Thinking Broadly About Privacy, Security and Trust in a Connected World" by Dr. Joel Martin, National Research Council Chief Digital Research Officer and Chief Science Officer.
• "Extraction of Complex DNN Models: Real Threat or Boogeyman" by Dr. N. Asokan, Professor of Computer Science, University of Waterloo.
• “You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means” (Inigo Montoya) by Dr. Stephen Marsh, Associate Professor of Trust Systems, Ontario Tech University.
• "Addressing Cybercrime in Canada through Law Enforcement collaboration, innovation, and partnerships" by Chris Lynam, Director General of the National Cybercrime Coordination Unit and Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
• "From Sea to Sea: Mobilizing to Address Canada’s Cybersecurity Needs" by Jennifer Sloan, Vice President, Public Policy, Mastercard Canada.
• "Unified View of IoT and CPS and Trend of Research on Microcontroller Based IoT" by Dr. Xinwen Fu, Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Massachusetts Lowell.
• "Confidence in AI systems -- Can we trust AI-based systems?" by Dr. N. Asokan, Professor of Computer Science, University of Waterloo.
• "Supply Chain Risk – The weakest link" by Rod Hynes, Director Information Security, Bell Canada Enterprise.