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Events & Training

CyberPsychology and the Future of Privacy

14/Apr/2026

With more than 90% of cyber attacks exploiting human cognitive vulnerabilities, it’s clear the battlefield isn’t just technical; it’s psychological.  Join special guest and cyberpsychologist Sumona Banerji to understand how psychology is used to engage users, why the mind is the most targeted asset, and how the human mind is the first line of defense when it … [Read more...] about CyberPsychology and the Future of Privacy

Bill C-22: Strong borders are just the start

27/Mar/2026

Bill C-22: Strong borders are just the start.

Canadians who celebrated when Bill C-2 was halted were pleased at government assurances that its replacement would be an improvement. Bill C-22 is that replacement — that provides ‘lawful access’ and establishes a surveillance infrastructure that could affect Canadians in surprising ways.  Join Natalie Campbell, Senior Director, North American Government and … [Read more...] about Bill C-22: Strong borders are just the start

Wisdom Wednesday Webinar: Convention 108+ and Digital Transparency

08/Feb/2026

Wisdom Wednesday Webinar

Convention 108+ is the only legal standard framework capable of facilitating digital sovereignty, thanks to its transnational scope. Canada was instrumental in developing the global treaty, which is yet to be ratified. Join Peter Kimpian, Secretary to the Council of Europe Committee of Convention 108, and Mark Lizar, executive director of the Digital … [Read more...] about Wisdom Wednesday Webinar: Convention 108+ and Digital Transparency

Wisdom Wednesday Webinar: Thoughtful Privacy

06/Dec/2025

Wisdom Wednesday Webinar

Artificial intelligenceI is increasingly used to detect, discern, and shape our emotions — so it's important to understand whether mental privacy is a ‘core attribute’ of freedom of thought. When AI is able to manipulate and predict behavior, what are the ethical, legal, social, and inherent principles that safeguard an individual’s cognitive and mental domain Join special … [Read more...] about Wisdom Wednesday Webinar: Thoughtful Privacy

Wisdom Wednesday Webinar: Beyond the CBDC Hype

13/Nov/2025

Wisdom Wednesday Webinar

In Canada, the UK and many other countries, governments have been exploring the use of Central Bank Digital Currencies — CBDCs. Like so many things digital, CBDCs are promoted as necessary to control fraud and criminal transactions, and for convenience.  Judith Ratcliffe has written the book on CBDCs — and joins us from the UK to explain what lies beyond the hype, what … [Read more...] about Wisdom Wednesday Webinar: Beyond the CBDC Hype

Privacy and Data Governance Congress 2026

01/Oct/2025

Congress 2026

We're looking forward to welcoming you to the 2026 edition of the Privacy & Data Governance Congress on March 18, 2026 at the University of Ottawa where you'll be able to: Explore the crossroads of privacy, access, governance, compliance, law, and technology and how they matter to you, your career, and your organization. Enjoy three full days of learning and … [Read more...] about Privacy and Data Governance Congress 2026

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