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The team Reboot Communications Ltd. wishes all a very Happy New Year! We look forward to seeing many of you at the upcoming Victoria International Privacy & Security Summit. EARLY BIRD rates end tonight at 11:55pm PST 👉 vipss.ca

The 27th Annual Victoria International Privacy & Security Summit is less than 3 months away and the EARLY BIRD rates END TOMORROW!! This three-day must-attend summit event will bring together 1000 global leaders, privacy & security experts, policymakers, and industry innovators to address the critical challenges and opportunities presented by our rapidly evolving digital landscape. Go to vipss.ca to register now. Space is limited. #cybersecurityeventyyj #cybersecurityleaders #dataprivacy #cndpolicy

The 27th Annual Victoria International Privacy & Security Summit is only 3 months away and the EARLY BIRD rates END DECEMBER 31st!! This three-day must-attend summit event will bring together 1000 global leaders, privacy & security experts, policymakers, and industry innovators to address the critical challenges and opportunities presented by our rapidly evolving digital landscape. This year’s theme, Strategies for Public Sector Transformation in the New World of Artificial Intelligence, focuses on empowering leaders to navigate the complexities of privacy, security, and governance as we integrate into digital platforms worldwide. Whether you're shaping privacy legislation, securing critical infrastructure, or implementing AI in the public sector, this summit will equip you with the education, tools and knowledge to lead in the digital economy. Learn more & register at vipss.ca #cybersecurityleaders #dataprivacy #cybersecurity #globalleaders #vipss

ISSUE #6 of Securely Speaking: Your Privacy & Security Bulletin is out now! 🛡️Strategic Intelligence: The Key to Data Dominance 🛡️Illicit Financial Flows in Canada Affect Everyone 🛡️Cybersecurity Assessments: The Difference Between Looking Good and Being Good 🛡️Countering Espionage Threats: Protecting Canadian Companies from China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran Click the link below to access 👇 https://lnkd.in/dzhJcDxQ

Speaking at our Vancouver International Security Summit last week, International Coalition Against Illicit Economies (ICAIE) / ICAIE Labs Calls on Canada to Implement a Threat Convergence Framework to Safeguard its National Security by Robustly Combating Cross-Border Illicit Economies, Money Laundering, and Strategic Corruption 👇 https://tresorit.com/ Our next event takes place March 11-13, 2025 in beautiful Victoria BC. EARLY BIRD is on now 👉 https://lnkd.in/gd8eU8cq

Building on the success of the inaugural Vancouver International Security Summit, Cofounder and speaker Calvin Chrustie LLM talks with Global News last week during Day 2 of the Summit. "Canada doesn’t have a national strategy on national security,” he said. “So no plan, plan to fail.” Watch more on the Global News site here: https://lnkd.in/gNyWpS9c The Critical Risk Team - Asymmetrical Problem Solvers in Security, Risk and Crisis Management

On behalf of Reboot Communications, thank you to all of our speakers who delivered an exception inaugural Vancouver International Security Summit last week! It is truly a pleasure working with everyone to deliver on our objective to provide an open platform for industry, government, academia, and non government offices to connect and education our citizens on the major issues that threaten our democracy. Our next event takes place in March in beautiful Victoria BC. Secure your seat at the table 👉 vipss.ca https://lnkd.in/gd8eU8cq

We were happy to sponsor this week's Vancouver International Security Summit by Reboot Communications Ltd. VISS is an elite gathering of global leaders, security experts, policymakers, and industry innovators. It aimed to confront the pressing challenges of foreign threats while fortifying economic and political stability.

Attending and speaking at the Vancouver International Security Summit. Tricia Geddes, Deputy Minister for Public Safety Canada, opening keynote. #viss

It's been an enlightening few days at the inaugural Vancouver International Security Summit, which built on many successful instances of VIPSS in the years prior. I did not think I'd be meeting anyone from NATO this week! The sessions and 1:1 conversations were honest and refreshing. Here are some of the many takeaways for those who couldn't attend and are wondering if it's worth the time next year (it is): - Perspectives are diverse, the goal is common. There is so much more to agree on than to disagree on when it comes to protecting our national security. This extends well beyond cyber security of course, though hybrid warfare is increasing cyber's relevance in that conversation. - A recent global technology outage (no finger pointing here) while not a cyber incident, was a great dress rehearsal for a real, live-fire, mass cyber event. Tabletop exercises are one thing, but are we truly prepared? Let's ask ourselves some tough questions about how we can feel truly ready for events like this. It will pay dividends. - Espionage and other forms of foreign influence are not a theory, they are a reality, at every level, as passionately espoused by the Mayor of Port Coquitlam, Brad West. We need to resist complacency on this matter, and could all take a page from his book. - The line between state-sponsored and independent cyber crime groups continues to blur. Much like using AI to respond to threat actors that leverage AI, our adversaries are forming partnerships that we need to emulate (via tighter government and private sector relationships) to respond effectively. One material example of the outcomes that can be achieved by tighter partnerships is the faster flow of intel from government entities to private sector orgs that manage critical infrastructure for maximum awareness of imminent, targeted threats against these orgs. If all of this is of interest to you, I strongly encourage you to attend next year, I know I will! #VISS