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CSPS Digital Academy Events/Maintaining Open and Safe Cyber Security Design for All - Speaker Biographies (view source)
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=== Po Tea-Duncan ===
=== Po Tea-Duncan ===
'''directrice générale, Cybersécurité, Secrétariat du Conseil du Trésor du Canada''' <br>
'''Executive Director, Cyber Security, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat''' <br>
Po has over 20 years of experience in the federal government. She currently leads the teams enabling the delivery of secure and reliable government services through the GC’s digital identity program, enterprise security architecture, security strategy and policy development, and Government of Canada Cyber Security Event Management. Prior to joining Treasury Board Secretariat, Po served in a variety of roles at Global Affairs Canada in the areas of systems security engineering, architecture, and incident management.
Po has over 20 years of experience in the federal government. She currently leads the teams enabling the delivery of secure and reliable government services through the GC’s digital identity program, enterprise security architecture, security strategy and policy development, and Government of Canada Cyber Security Event Management. Prior to joining Treasury Board Secretariat, Po served in a variety of roles at Global Affairs Canada in the areas of systems security engineering, architecture, and incident management.
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=== Mélanie Robert ===
=== Mélanie Robert ===
'''Executive Director, Open Government and Portals, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat''' <br>
'''Executive Director, Open Government and Portals, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat''' <br>
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=== Jeff Ball ===
=== Jeff Ball ===
'''Director, Open Government and Data Governance, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) – IM/IT Program''' <br>
'''Director, Open Government and Data Governance, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) – IM/IT Program''' <br>
Jeff Ball is the Director of Data Governance and Open Government at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Jeff has spent the last 18 years working in various roles within the Information Management community including as Director of Open Government at the Treasury Board Secretariat of Canada and as Director of the Information Management Branch at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. A passionate advocate for the benefits of Open Government and the value of Information Management services, Jeff has been working on creating an open government and data governance branch to help enhance the strategic and responsible collection, use and release of information and data in policing to help enhance trust and accountability.
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=== Patrick Mathieu ===
'''President Hackfest.ca & Offensive Security @ LogMeIn''' <br>
Patrick is co-founder of Hackfest.ca and has been involved in the computer security field for over 20 years and is currently working as an Offensive Security Lead at LogMeIn. Patrick has a B.Sc. and a DEC in Computer Science and has always been active in the community and in security events. In addition to his background in application penetration testing and offensive security, he has been a speaker for over 10 years and has offered workshops at Def Con, Blackhat, DerbyCon and many other local events in Quebec such as JiQ, LesAffaires, Web à Québec and many universities and colleges.
In addition to his involvement in the computer security community, he is an advisor on the committee of the first cybersecurity policy of the province of Quebec and a participant of the largest technical security podcast La French Connection (https://securite.fm).
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=== Gabrielle Botbol ===
'''Offensive Security Consultant, Desjardins''' <br>
=== Guy-Vincent Jourdan ===
''' Professor, Faculty of Engineering of the University of Ottawa''' <br>
Guy-Vincent Jourdan is a full professor at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Ottawa, where he leads the Software Security Research Group. He joined the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science as an associate professor in June 2004, after 7 years in the private sector as C.T.O. and then C.E.O. of Ottawa-based Decision Academic Graphics. He received his PhD from l’université de Rennes/INRIA in France in 1995 in the area of distributed systems analysis. His research interests include distributed systems modeling and analysis, software security and cybercrime detection and prevention.
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