A SecTor Expo Pass is your ticket to engage, network and discuss the latest in IT security with professionals from top Canadian and international security organizations.
The Expo Pass is designed to give those who cannot make the two full conference days access to exhibitors and their sessions and provides great opportunity to keep up-to-date with the latest research, news and technologies. In registering for a SecTor Expo Pass you have access to:
Watch keynotes on the big screen and enjoy the engaging sponsor sessions in the SecTor Theatre.
Home to the largest security expo and interactive centre in Canada, each year SecTor hosts a variety of activities in conjunction with conference sessions including the ever-popular Lock Pick Village and IoT Hack Lab.
The SecTor Expo is your chance to engage, network, learn from and discuss the latest in IT security with reps from the world’s leading security organisations.
| Conference Features | Expo | Full Conference |
| Access to the Expo | ||
| Engage and Network with Exhibitors & Sponsors | ||
| Participate in Expo activities including Lock Pick Village and IoT Hack Lab |
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| Watch Keynotes Live in Keynote Hall | ||
| Watch Keynotes streamed/telecast in the SecTor Theatre | ||
| Attend Technical Sessions | ||
| Attend Management Sessions | ||
| Attend Security Fundamental Sessions | ||
| Attend Tools Sessions | ||
| Attend All Sponsor Sessions* | ||
| Access to Career Panel and Fair | ||
| Lunch & Light Refreshments Each Conference Day |
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| Invitation to Networking Reception and Party at Steam Whistle Brewing |
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| Add Training & Summits to Registration | ||
| Conference Bag | ||
| Earn CPE Credits | 1 per conference day & 1 per hour for each pre-conference activity |
8 per conference day & 1 per hour for each pre-conference activity |
All registered attendees will receive regular conference updates in the lead up to, at, and after the event, including links to the conference presentations.
Subject to ticket availability and paying the current conference rate, any registered Expo Attendee can upgrade to a Full Conference ticket.
*Sponsor Session room locations vary, see schedule for details.
At SecTor 2019, Expo attendees will have access to over 30 conference sessions:
| Time | Room | Session |
| 09:00 10:00 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Morning Keynote Day 1 – Telecast in SecTor Theatre |
| 10:15 11:15 |
Theatre (716AB) |
Use The Tools You Have: Threat Detection And Hunting In Azure – Daryl Novak |
| 10:45 11:15 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Catching and Cleaning Phish (for 0365) – Jim Banach |
| 11:30 12:00 |
Tech 1 (718A) |
Enabling Zero Trust With Artificial Intelligence – Chris Pittman |
| 11:30 12:00 |
Tech 2 (801A) |
Identity – The Foundation of Your Zero Trust Architecture – Robin Wilson, Madhu Mahadevan |
| 11:30 12:00 |
Tech 3 (801B) |
Beyond the Ones and Zeros: Aligning Effective Infosec and People Leadership Principles – Michael Cole |
| 11:30 12:00 |
Management (718B) |
The Race Against the Adversary: How to Win in the Era of the 18 Minute Breach – Serge Bertini |
| 11:30 12:00 |
Security Fundamentals (714AB) |
Expand Your Cybersecurity Program with Complete Visibility! – Mark Holub |
| 11:30 12:00 |
Tools (716AB) |
Revitalizing the Scotiabank SOC with Big Data Security Analytics and Automation – Rob Knoblauch |
| 11:30 12:00 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Modern MDR and Machine-Accelerated Human Response – Karl Ackerman |
| 12:00 13:15 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Lunch Keynote Day 1 – Telecast in SecTor Theatre |
| 13:30 14:30 |
Tools (716AB) |
Step by Step AWS Cloud Hacking – Andrés Riancho |
| 13:30 14:00 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Chaos, Order and the Road Forward – Perspectives on Evolving Cybersecurity – Gary Miller |
| 14:15 14:45 |
Theatre (803AB) |
ARUBA + ZSCALER = Better Together Network Transformation – Bil Harmer, Raja Sundarrajan |
| 14:45 15:45 |
Tools (716AB) |
Car Hacking on Simulation – Rohan Aggarwal |
| 14:55 17:00 |
Keynote Hall |
Career Panel and Career Fair |
| 15:00 15:30 |
Theatre (803AB) |
The Value of Threat Intelligence – David Empringham |
| 15:45 16:15 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Advanced Security Automation Made Simple – Albert Kramer |
| 16:00 17:00 |
Tools (716AB) |
OWASP Find Security Bugs: The Community Static Code Analyzer – Philippe Arteau |
| 16:30 17:00 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Your Tools are Protecting the Network but What is Protecting the Tools? – Matthew Adams |
| Time | Room | Session |
| 09:00 10:00 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Morning Keynote Day 2 – Telecast in SecTor Theatre |
| 10:15 11:15 |
Tools (716AB) |
Using Static And Runtime Analysis To Understand Third-Party Applications – Guy Acosta |
| 10:45 11:15 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Phishing Defense: The Art of Human Intuitive Repulsion – Jason Meurer |
| 11:30 12:00 |
Tech 1 (718A) |
Embracing a Risk Adaptive Approach to Data Protection – Angelica Torres-Corral |
| 11:30 12:00 |
Tech 2 (801A) |
AI, Intelligently. A Current Look into AI in Cyber Security – Robert Falzon |
| 11:30 12:00 |
Tech 3 (801B) |
Key Elements to Prioritizing Security Vulnerabilities and Risks – Darren Chin, Benjamin Li |
| 11:30 12:00 |
Management (718B) |
Tony Stark and Cybersecurity – Aamir Lakhani |
| 11:30 12:00 |
Tools (716AB) |
Risk Transformation: Plan-Build-Run in a World Without Time – Chris Gray |
| 11:30 12:00 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Threats and Trends of 2019 – Austin McBride |
| 12:00 13:15 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Lunch Keynote Day 2 – Telecast in SecTor Theatre |
| 13:30 14:30 |
Tools (716AB) |
The Tools of a Web App Pentester – Chuck Ben-Tzur |
| 13:30 14:00 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Code Signing: What You Don’t Secure Can Hurt You – Ryan Sanders, Jack Palivoda |
| 14:15 14:45 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Data Governance for Risk Reduction and Value Creation – Neil Correa |
| 14:45 15:45 |
Tools (716AB) |
Visualizing Your Security Posture From Link, To Gateway, And Beyond – Joe Cummins |
| 15:00 15:30 |
Theatre (803AB) |
Introduction to Advanced Persistent Threats – Jill Sopko |
