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No country recommended list for InfoSec events would be complete without a conference on Blockchain, enter, the “Janus Conference”.
If you want to meet Spooks and Government folk working within the Canadian Cybersecurity Departments then this could be the closest you’ll come.
We also added the Janus conference relating to Blockchain because we’d didn’t find that many events within that niche in 2018. This event, by the same folk, investigates Data Privacy.
CASCON is certainly one for the InfoSec Canadian Academics. We included this one to accommodate to all niches and tastes within Cybersecurity.
Certainly more of a “high-brow” event but in the spirit of full inclusion we added it!
This conference address programming security so we thought to recommend it since there are not that many other programming events or conferences taking place in Canada.
This event focuses more in the hardware aspects of security and with some amazing keynotes.
There are not that many Crypto events in Canada so we included this one to satisfy any demand that there is for this (important) niche in IT Security.
The conference seeks submissions presenting scientific innovations in all practical and theoretical aspects of computer and communications security and privacy. Papers should demonstrate their real-world impacts. Theoretic papers are expected to make a convincing case for the relevance of their techniques and findings to secure systems.
SecTor Canada has a reputation as being one of the more hardcore “Hacker Conferences” that takes place in Canada. We consider this event to be along the lines of DEF CON. If you think we’re wrong with that assumption then please go ahead and drop a comment either on this page or on our SecTor page (link below).
As far we we can tell this is the only “Fraud” IT Security event in Canada and one that we’d very much encourage to attend if you work in Fraud and Risk. We’ve also included this event because it addresses GDPR; something which we all have to pay close attention to.
