The Province organizes and hosts two “Security Day” events each year (spring and fall), free of charge. Government employees, representatives from the broader public sector, school districts, post secondary institutions, municipalities, and crown corporations are encouraged to attend via webcast.
View the November, 2021 Security Day presentations and workshops by clicking each link under each tab, or watching the videos under each tab.
NOVEMBER 3, 2021 SECURITY DAY PRESENTATIONS: DEFENSIBLE SECURITY @ WORK, @ HOME AND @ PLAY
Synopsis: What are crown jewels? Paul Falohun discussed what crown jewels are in relationship to cyber security and best practices for protecting them.
Synopsis: Feeling risky? Brian Horncastle discussed various types of risks that people take at work, at home and at play, and ways we can better evaluate and manage risks to protect ourselves in the cyber realm.
Synopsis: After sharing someone's phishing testimonial, Dale Land discussed phishing best practices to recognize when you are being lured by a phishing attacker and how to manage phishing incidents.
Synopsis: What is Multi-factor Authentication? Jesse Piccin discussed how multi-factor authentication is an important security tool not only for our lives at work, but also for our lives at home and at play.
Synopsis: What makes up a breach? Alex Loffler discussed the parts of a cyber attack to help people better understand how attackers develop and execute a cyber attack.
SECURITY DAY WORKSHOPS (Hosted in Microsoft Teams)
Last updated on November 15, 2021