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Event Program for Annual Cyber Security Event: Cyber Safety - Your Behaviour Counts

October 17, 2022 | 10:45 AM – 2:45 PM (ET)

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We have a great event planned for you and are in the process of finalizing the speakers. They will all be added momentarily.

10:50 AM - 10:55 AM

Setting the Stage - Opening Remarks - Masters of Ceremony

• Aiesha Zafar, National Faculty, Canada School of Public Service

10:55 AM - 11:25 AM

Opening Remarks - Fireside Chat

• Scott Jones, Executive Vice President, Shared Services Canada
• Rajiv Gupta, Associate Head, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security

Moderator:

• Aiesha Zafar, National Faculty, Canada School of Public Service

11:25 AM - 12:30 PM

Panel Discussion

Speakers:

• Po Tea-Duncan, Executive Director, Cyber Security, Treasury Board Secretariat
• Alan McCafferty, Cyber Security Program Director, University of Ottawa
• Christine Beauchamp, Director General, Mission Management & Technology, SIGINT, Communications Security Establishment (CSE)

Moderator:

• Shirley Ivan, Chief Information Security and Technology Officer for the Government of Canada, Treasury Board Secretariat

12:30 PM - 1:05 PM

Lunch & Learn Break

Grab your lunch and join us for an interactive game where you can test your knowledge and awareness about cyber security behaviour.

Speakers:

• Kimberley Hutchinson, Senior Analyst, Learning Design Lead, Digital Academy, Canada School of Public Service
• Aïcha-Hanna Agrane, Policy Analyst, Policy, Partnerships and Engagement, Digital Academy, Canada School of Public Service

1:05 PM - 2:40 PM

1. Protecting Digital Privacy (Beginner/Intermediate)

Link: To be added

Description: By the end of this session you will have a better understanding of digital identities, digital profiling, how we can be tracked on the internet and solutions on how we can minimize our online footprint.

Speakers:

• Jonathan Joynt, Cyber Security Instructor, Cyber Centre Learning Hub

2. Building Strong Incident Management (Intermediate)

Link: To be added

Description: Security incidents are a matter of fact when delivering anything online - no matter if it is on the intra- or internet. How you respond and recover from them can make or break a product. Good incident management does not simply happen without planning and practice. Join your colleagues from the Canadian Digital Service as they walk through how building a strong incident management process plays a vital role in security, accountability, and recovery across all disciplines.

Speakers:

• Wissam Moussa, Head of Platform Core Services, Canadian Digital Service
• Cheyenne Arrowsmith, Senior Site Reliability Engineer, Canadian Digital Service