Event Info

Overview

Presentations and Discussion on Cyber Security Hottest Topics

A full day of presentations and discussions by leading experts in Ottawa’s cyber security-rich community.

The program will feature an array of topics of interest to industry and government players, educators and students:

  • What will cyber security look like in 2020?
  • What are the key Canadian issues?
  • What are the key Canadian legal considerations?
  • What are the key events over the next while that will shape data privacy?
  • What are the up and coming cyber security careers?
  • What key initiatives is the Government of Canada taking on to combat the latest cyber threats?

Cyber Security Trade Show Activities

  • Industry and government displays
  • Cyber Careers at Algonquin
  • Technical Demonstrations
  • Industry prizes and give-aways

Location

The Algonquin College Cyber Security Day event will be held in the Algonquin College Commons Building Theatre and foyer:

Robert C. Gillett Student Commons (Building E)

Algonquin College – Ottawa Campus,1385 Woodroffe Avenue, K2G 1V8,Ottawa, ON

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Transportation

OC Transpo bus routes #94, #95 and #118 provide service to Algonquin’s Woodroffe Campus.

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Parking

There are Pay & Display areas as well as paid parking lots near the Student Commons Building.

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Information for Trade Show Exhibitors

The layout for booths in the Robert C. Gillett Student Commons (Building E) is provided in the diagram below.

Booths will be divided by cloth partitioning.

Eachtable measures 2.5 feet x 6 feet.

Vendors/exhibitors are asked to limit event collateral to:

  • pop up mural not exceeding the width of the table
  • pop up banners not exceeding the width of the table
  • brochures, samples, business cards for distribution
  • swag

Access for set up will be at 7:00 am.

Opportunities for Students

Volunteer!

We need volunteers to help “on the ground” throughout the day… check with your program to see if your participation as a volunteer qualifies for co-curricular hours. Generally, this event is approved for co-curricular hour credit.

Meet Potential Employers!

Visit the Trade Show and meet representatives of leading cybersecurity businesses: bring your résumé, pick up some swag and make some key contacts.

Go to Work for a Day!

Participating vendors and sponsors are sponsoring students interested in careers in cybersecurity. They will bring you in to their businesses for one full day to give you a behind-the-scenes look at what they do and how they do it! If you are interested in a match-up, contact Karen Murphy at murphyk1@algonquincollege.com

Be Eligible to win Cool Prizes and Give-Aways!

Participating vendors and sponsors have contributed high tech equipment, gadgets and gift cards to be given in draws throughout the day. Be there with your ticket and good luck charm! See the full list below…

Links

National Cyber Security Awareness Month
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month: Take the time to review your online safety practices.

Public Safety Canada
In support of Public Safety Canada’s mission to build a safe and resilient Canada, tips for online safety, dealing with cyberbullying and avoiding cyber risks.

The Canadian Cyber Incident Response Centre
The CCIRC contributes to the security and resilience of the vital cyber systems that underpin Canada’s national security, public safety and economic prosperity.

Stay Safe Online
Learn how to protect yourself, your family, and your devices with these tips and tools.

AC Computer Systems Technology Security program
Develop the theoretical knowledge and practical hands-on skills to assess, recommend, implement, and troubleshoot various advanced security solutions and countermeasures through Algonquin’s Computer Systems Technology Security program.

AC Information and Communications Technology program
Students in the Computer Systems Technology – Security program at Algonquin College develop the theoretical knowledge and practical hands-on skills to assess, recommend, implement, and troubleshoot various advanced security solutions and countermeasures. Students employ common tools and techniques used in digital forensics and investigations, explore how to effectively participate in the investigation process, and deploy modern security countermeasures against threats to the IT infrastructure.

AC Information Security Fundamentals
Upgrade your skills with Information Security Fundamentals through Algonquin’s Centre for Continuing and Online Learning.

AC Information Security Services
Get the latest cyber security and data privacy alerts and news at Algonquin’s Information Security Services site.

AC Corporate Training
Train to be an Information Systems Security Officer through Algonquin’s Corporate Training program. With a reputation for excellence and more than 45 years of experience, Algonquin College Corporate Training (ACCT) designs, develops and delivers professional workshops, courses and programs that help individuals to advance in their careers and organizations to achieve their business goals.

AC Ancillary Services
The College Ancillary Services Sector is composed of a number of services including Food Services, Retail Services, the Print Shop, Card Services, Parking & Locker Services and Conferences Services, all responsible for providing a wide variety of essential services to students, faculty, staff & the extended Algonquin community.

AC Office of Applied Research & Innovation
The Office of Applied Research & Innovation brings together Algonquin College’s talented professors and students with greater Ottawa’s business, industry, and community organizations to collaborate on applied research projects that provide practical solutions to every day issues and create new and innovative products and services.