Cybersecurity Hub

Take your cybersecurity knowledge to the next step with these intriguing, informative and entertaining talks. Each one dives into a different aspect of cybersecurity in a way that you have never seen before. Learn some new skills, discover new threats and dive into the fascinating world of cybercrime. Talks are held in person and anyone can attend. Employees who do so, receive a reward to lower their risk score. Register to get the meeting location.

Missed a talk? Watch recordings of some of the past presentations.

Cardin Klassen presents The Human Firewall, Your Everyday Actions, Our Strongest Defence

Cardin's bio

Cardin grew up in British Columbia and spent much of his free time exploring the digital world, often unintentionally infecting the family computer with viruses from his online downloads. After graduating, he left behind his malware-related hobbies and transitioned into the technology industry. Over the years, he has worked for some of the largest cybersecurity companies in the world, becoming a strong advocate for safe online practices and helping organizations build secure technology solutions. When he's not focused on work, you might find him on the phone with his 90-year-old grandfather, patiently answering questions about whether he's been hacked.

Date and time

October 7, 2025 at 2:40 pm

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There are only 30 spots available. Register early.

 This presentation is sponsored by 

Adam McMath presents Careers in Cybersecurity: Peace Sells, but Who's Buying? 

Lots of folks have been hearing about a shortage of skilled cybersecurity workers in the market and yet it's a career path that appears to be very challenging to understand and break into. In this session, we'll discuss the different types of cybersecurity careers that people of all levels can explore, find their fit and continually advance. We'll talk about the kinds of skills and mindsets required for penetration testing, defense operations, risk management and leadership; and show how a rewarding career can be built in a world where "the only constant is change." This session will not be recorded.

Adam's bio

Adam McMath is a multi-decade cybersecurity professional who pays annual maintenance fees on a plethora of certifications. Even though he's held fancy titles such as General Manager, Cybersecurity at the Calgary Airport Authority and Director, Cybersecurity at CGI, Adam refuses to take himself too seriously, and has spent his life taking things apart and making the re-assembly someone else’s problem. Adam believes that all security professionals can be exceptional leaders if they want to be and that our unique perspectives on the world are desperately needed in our communities and at all levels of business.

Date and time

October 9, 2025 at 2:40 pm

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There are only 30 spots available. Register early.

Craig Seidler presents Pitfalls and Challenges of Keeping your Personal Data Safe

Join Craig Seidler, Senior Systems Engineer at Veeam Software, for an insightful session on practical steps for personal data protection. Gain valuable knowledge on protecting personal data, understanding the risks posed by GenAI-enhanced threats and implementing best practices to safeguard your information. This session will provide practical tips that can be quickly introduced into everyday life. Enhance your cybersecurity strategies and stay ahead in the ever-evolving digital landscape. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your cybersecurity awareness and preparedness, take home some swag and win a prize or two. Light refreshements will be served. This session will not be recorded.

Craig's bio

Craig Seidler is a Senior Systems Engineer at Veeam Software Canada, where he specializes in data resilience, backup architecture and incident response strategy. With over twenty years of industry experience, Craig brings a practical, customer-first approach to data resilience, disaster recovery and cybersecurity. He regularly leads technical workshops and collaborates with IT and security teams to align recovery planning with real-world threats.

Date and time

October 28, 2025 at 2:40 pm

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There are only 30 spots available. Register early.

This presentation is sponsored by