oin WiCyS Ontario Affiliate, in collaboration with SiberX, for the Canadian Women in Cybersecurity Conference. The event features the Women in Security Documentary and an opportunity to connect with WiCyS members at their booth. Attendees can engage with the community, learn more about cybersecurity, and receive exclusive event swag.
A session on how the Wiz AI Security Platform provides comprehensive protection for AI applications, from code to runtime, including full-stack AI visibility and proactive risk man…
A thought-provoking session that explores the emerging crisis of trust in the age of AI deepfakes and synthetic identity. Through live demonstrations of voice cloning and AI-genera…
An interactive session with Verkada to see how Agentic AI moves you away from passive recording and into a world where one can simply "ask" your building what happened. Demonstrati…
Explores how deepfakes and synthetic identities are reshaping fraud, espionage, and disinformation, and the need for digital authenticity.
A fireside chat about workforce anxiety and trust as organizations integrate AI, and how leaders can address this while responsibly adopting AI.
Explores how organizations can establish robust identity frameworks for AI agents—covering provisioning, authentication, authorization, and lifecycle management, as well as the ris…
Discussion of how models like Mythos have upended vulnerability discovery, and how CISOs and policymakers should adapt exposure management for autonomous AI agents and dramatic gro…
The cybersecurity landscape has shifted with frontier AI models rapidly discovering vulnerabilities faster than ever before, challenging existing vulnerability management programs.…
How AI empowers criminals in generating scams, malware, and automating attacks, and what defenders must do to counter these new threats.
An audience of 15 companies, parsed from the program.
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