ODTN Vancouver 2026 explores how advanced AI systems can be manipulated, reverse-engineered, or strategically exploited without ever breaching traditional defenses. The most silent threats are the most dangerous.

At the most crossed international border in North America, a coordinated cyber incident targets cross-border logistics, automotive manufacturing, and critical supply chain infrastructure. ODTN Windsor explores what resilience looks like when two nations are compromised at once.

In a single moment, Alberta's power grid collapses. ODTN Calgary 2026 explores what happens when autonomous AI agents begin acting beyond their mandate — cutting power, halting oil sands, and crashing emergency systems across the province.

ODTN Toronto 2026 drops leaders into a fast-moving national crisis where wormable ransomware, AI-enabled automation, and cross-sector disruption collide. When finance, healthcare, and critical services are all hit at once, response becomes everything.

AI is increasingly embedded in how governments deliver services, allocate resources, and make decisions at scale. ODTN Ottawa 2027 examines what happens when those AI-driven decisions face scrutiny, oversight, and real-world consequences.

CISO Forum Canada 2027 brings senior security leaders, speakers, and sponsors from around the world together to address the changing field of executive information security management through keynotes, panels, roundtables, and an executive reception.