Our Events 2024
Our Events in 2024
November 20th:
In-person event at Cyberecco
Of Course My Users’ SaaS Applications Are Secured; Sorry, What?
SSPM (SaaS Security Posture Management) practice
Xavier Bensemhoun | Security Engineer | Evangelist @ Check Point Software - Meeting Presentation
August 14th:
In-person event at Concordia University to network and
topped by 2 presentations
1. Security Weaknesses in IoT Management Platforms, Bhaskar Tejaswi, M.a.Sc Information Systems Security from Concordia University
2. Break the Chain of Attacks by Securing Your Privileged Identities, Ali Reza Zadissa, Sr. Security Engineer at Proofpoint
May 29th:
virtual event
AI Integration and Security by Dr. Necmiye Genç
February 24th:
virtual event
Transitioning from PCI v3.2.1 to v4.0, Prajwal Gowda and Deep Chanda, Ampcus Cyber
January 24th:
virtual event
Annual member meeting 2023/2024! - Meeting Presentation
Our Events 2023
December 12th:
"Unlock Network Reliability and Security with a Digital Twin" presented by Mike Lossmann, Forward Networks
October 4th:
First Canadian ISC2 chapters Cybersecurity Conference
5 Chapters collaboration: Toronto, Ottawa, Atlantic, Alberta and Montreal
July 12th:
"How To Approach Threat Modeling" presented by James Rabe, IriusRisk.
May 31st:
"API Governance and Risk Management" presented by Baljeet Malhotra, Founder & CEO of TeejLab.
April 27th:
(ISC)2 Montreal Chapter Happy Hour with BeyondTrust.
April 13th:
Causerie virtuelle / Virtual talk "Aperçu de la Loi 25 et prochaines étapes" presented by Ariane Ohl‑Berthiaume.
February 8th:
Annual member meeting 2022/2023! Meeting Presentation
Canadian Chapters Cyber Security Conference - October 4th
First Canadian ISC2 chapters Cybersecurity Conference
5 Chapters collaboration:
Toronto, Ottawa, Atlantic, Alberta and Montreal
Attended by over 500 participants across Canada
16 speakers, 3 presentations, 3 panel discussions, 1 fireside chat, and 2 tech spotlights
Approach To Threat Modeling - July 12th
Organized by (ISC)2 Montreal Chapter and IriusRisk.
This presentation took attendees through how to define the limitations of threat modeling, understand best practices in how, when, and by whom a proper threat model should be performed, and how this process of identifying threat model limitations can help users better understand its utility to systems and processes.