What the heck is ACP: Understanding cybersecurity and the use of privilege.EN
Justin Okun
11h00
French Panel - Subject to be announcedFR
Jean-François Nadeau Eric Daigneault Vincent Tapin
12h00
Title to be announced
To be announced
12h30
DinerBIL
N/A
13h30
Cyberattaque vécue chez IndigoFR
Daniel Marcotte
14h30
English Panel - Subject to be announcedEN
To be announced
15h30
Sécurité en santéFR
Rémi Forget
16h30
Effective risk management in practiceEN
Josh Yavor
17h30
Pre-cocktailBIL
Palo Alto
18h00
POLAR NetworkingBIL
N/A
18h30
Hackfest OpeningBIL
N/A
Speakers
Daniel Marcotte
Speaker
Éric Daigneault
Panelist
Jean-François Nadeau
Panelist
Vincent Tapin
Speaker
Rémi Forget
Speaker
Justin Okun
Panelist
Guy Cardinal
Speaker
Josh Yavor
Speaker
Daniel Marcotte
Biography
Daniel Marcotte has over 28 years' experience in information technology, including 19 years as IT security manager in various industries. Specializing in risk management and compliance, he has worked for the United Nations in Switzerland and for well-established Canadian and American companies in the retail sector. After managing the security program at Stikeman Elliott LLP, a leading Canadian law firm, he worked at IBM as a partner in security strategy, risk management and compliance. A graduate of McGill University, Daniel now runs his own company (MetaLEAD), where he carries out CIO/CISO mandates for well-known Quebec companies. His approach is to understand the company's technological needs in order to strengthen the security posture while minimizing risks.
Éric Daigneault
Biography
Éric is an information security professional with over 20 years' experience in the technology sector. As Director and Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at SAQ, he is responsible for the practice of risk management related to security, data protection and defense against the various threat actors in the digital world. Prior to his current position at SAQ, Eric held various leadership roles at leading Quebec companies, where he led key information security initiatives and developed effective cybersecurity strategies. Eric holds an MBA from Université de Sherbrooke, a bachelor's degree from UQAM and CISSP certification. He has also been a lecturer in the Université de Sherbrooke's cybersecurity master's program for the past 6 years, demonstrating his commitment to the field of information security and his desire to contribute to the development of future talent.
Jean-François Nadeau
Biography
Jean-François has been in the IT industry for over 20 years, with a 10-year focus on information security, compliance and technology legal issues. His career has been dedicated to the manufacturing industry from the outset, and Jean-François is actively involved in the evolution of the information security culture in this specific sector. Jean-François is currently CISO at Entreprises Soucy, a 1700-employee company with a global presence manufacturing quality track systems and accessories to take you off the beaten track.
Vincent Tapin
Biography
Vincent Tapin is a cybersecurity professional with 19 years' experience in information technology and 12 years' collaboration with the First Nations of Quebec. Specializing in cybersecurity for several years, he helps organizations identify and correct vulnerabilities before they are exploited by malicious actors. He is currently pursuing a master's degree in administration with a profile in digital data governance, consolidating his expertise in secure information management. Passionate about IT security and management, Vincent is known for his methodical approach, humor and ethics in protecting digital assets.
Rémi Forget
Biography
With over 20 years' experience in the information technology field, Rémi Forget has in-depth expertise in cybersecurity and IT infrastructure management. He has ensured operational resilience and state-of-the-art security for renowned organizations such as Groupe Santé Biron, CBC/Radio-Canada, and CHU Sainte-Justine. His approach integrates rigorous governance with a strategic vision of cybersecurity and infrastructure, fostering synergy between technology and business objectives.
Justin Okun
Biography
Justin Okun is senior counsel at DoorDash responsible for providing advice related to cybersecurity, fraud, privacy, litigation, and internal investigations. Justin was previously in-house counsel at other tech companies in a similar role. Prior to going in-house, Justin worked at a law firm and before that spend nearly a decade with the U.S. Department of Justice as well as with the U.S. Department of Defense, including as a judge advocate in the U.S. Marine Corps.
Guy Cardinal
Biography
Coming soon!
Josh Yavor
Biography
Coming soon!
8h00 - Registration opens
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8h50 - Opening words
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9h00 - Title to be announced
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10h00 - What the heck is ACP: Understanding cybersecurity and the use of privilege.
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Because cybersecurity, particularly incident response, is often intertwined with legal obligations, determining and protecting privileged communications is a key concern for companies. Recent cases in the U.S., Canada, and Australia have thrown into doubt the ability to maintain privilege, particularly when it comes to security incidents. In this talk, Justin will describe the recent cases, their impact on how companies respond to incidents, and proposals to address concerns as a result of these recent cases.
11h00 - French Panel - Subject to be announced
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12h00 - Title to be announced
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12h30 - Diner
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13h30 - Cyberattaque vécue chez Indigo
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At this event, you'll have the opportunity to hear Daniel, former CTIO and CISO at Indigo Books & Music, share his experiences regarding the exploitation of a security breach that occurred just over a year ago. His insights and experience of this widely-publicized ransomware attack are well worth the detour.
