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Thursday@3: AI Jam 4.0! Next‑level innovation! (New date)
ITS eventAI Jam 4.0 is an open mic-style session featuring lightning talks from U of T IT staff and technologists.
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Identity Governance & Administration information session: UTORid activation via SSPR – session #2
Information Security eventDrop-in session to learn about upcoming changes to UTORid activation, including what the new activation experience looks like and how to handle support requests from your users. Join at any point to ask questions.
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Fabric Power BI onboarding session
ITS eventDrop-in Fabric Power BI onboarding sessions have been designed to help you get started with Fabric Power BI and leverage its full potential to enhance your reporting capabilities.
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Connect+Learn: SharePoint best practices and what’s new
ITS eventJoin us for an overview of SharePoint best practices, along with a look at recent interface changes and updates.
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ITS Buddy Program outing: ITS walking tour with Marden Paul
ITS eventJoin your fellow ITS colleagues for a fun and educational walking tour of campus, led by our own Marden Paul! Come soak up some hidden history, fun facts and campus trivia.
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Identity Governance & Administration information session: UTORid activation via SSPR – session #3
Information Security eventDrop-in session to learn about upcoming changes to UTORid activation, including what the new activation experience looks like and how to handle support requests from your users. Join at any point to ask questions.
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Why we resist: Uncovering the psychological barriers to effective GRC
Partner eventThis session explores Robert Kegan and Lisa Lahey's Immunity to Change framework, which reveals how organizations, much like people, build internal “immune systems” that defend against change, even when that change is necessary.
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SRI Seminar Series: Onur Bakiner, “Governing AI: The state of play”
Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus 108 College Street, Toronto, ON, CanadaU of T eventIn this talk, Prof. Onur Bakiner presents his latest book which documents potential risks and actual harms associated with AI, lists proposed solutions to AI-related problems around the world, and assesses their impact.
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Handling sensitive research data
Partner eventThis session explores practical approaches to managing sensitive research data from project planning through data sharing and preservation.
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Don’t go solo on privacy: Building personal information protection together
Partner eventThe presenters will examine the roles of researchers and research administration support, exploring both tensions and opportunities to operationalize “Privacy by Design” in research settings.
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AI Fireside Chat: Responsible use of AI in academia: Opportunities, risks, and research integrity
Partner eventThis AI Fireside Chat brings together experts in AI research, ethics, cybersecurity, and privacy to examine the challenges and opportunities associated with AI adoption in higher education and research environments.
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AI governance in practice: Why attention to impact matters
Partner eventThis talk details research into the uses of AI and automated decision-making systems by government agencies in Canada.
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Trust, verify, trivia!
ITS eventTest your knowledge, challenge your peers and learn essential tips to stay cyber safe in this fun, interactive trivia event. Prizes await the top players.
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Malice in Agentland: Down the rabbit hole of backdoors in the AI supply chain
Partner eventWhile finetuning AI agents on interaction data, such as web browsing or tool use -- improves their capabilities, it also introduces critical security vulnerabilities within the agentic AI supply chain.
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Small steps, strong defence: The cyber booth and Crack the Code
Bahen Centre for Information Technology, the Atrium 40 St George St, Toronto, ON, CanadaITS eventDrop by for swag and live engagement with Information Security practitioners, featuring OISE’s password-cracking booth.
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Before you click accept: How to decide what privacy risks to inherit
Partner eventThis session takes a practical, risk-based approach to AI adoption in research environments.
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SRI Seminar Series: Huili Chen, “Understanding in intelligent machines”
U of T eventHuili Chen will introduce a framework for distinguishing among different accounts of machine understanding and consider how these distinctions can inform AI evaluation, safety, and responsible deployment.
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Accessible people leadership
U of T eventThis session will provide managers and supervisors with key strategies to create and maintain accessible and inclusive working environments.
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Thursday@3: Trust, verify, protect: Cyber security in the age of AI
ITS eventExplore how AI is changing everyday cyber security risks, from more convincing phishing attacks to accidental exposure of sensitive information.
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Conversations in Computing: Bruce Schneier on Hacking AI
Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus 108 College Street, Toronto, ON, CanadaU of T eventJoin Bruce Schneier for Hacking AI, a discussion on how AI systems can identify and exploit vulnerabilities across economic, political and social systems, and the implications of those vulnerabilities being discovered and exploited at increasing speed and scale.
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ITS all-staff meeting 2026
Rotman School of Management, Desautels Hall 105 St. George St., Toronto, ON, CanadaCIO office eventITS staff are invited to the ITS all-staff meeting where we will be able to connect with your colleagues in-person and hear about updates throughout the department from ITS leadership.
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SRI Seminar Series: Thomas Ristenpart, “For all tomorrow’s survivors: Computer security in interpersonal threat models”
Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus 108 College Street, Toronto, ON, CanadaU of T eventIn this session, Thomas Ristenpart will examine a threat model that computer security has largely overlooked: one in which the adversary is not a distant criminal or state actor, but someone within the victim's own social circle.
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Ontario’s 2026 Cyber Security Summit
Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centre 525 Bay St., Toronto, ON, CanadaPartner eventOntario’s 2026 Cyber Security Summit brings together professionals from Ontario's broader public sector (BPS) for a day of insight, practical learning and collaboration.
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Web accessibility for designers and developers
U of T eventThis session builds upon the Content Accessibility Fundamentals course to give designers and developers a more complete understanding of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, (WCAG).
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SRI Seminar Series: Lydia T. Liu, “Expertise in the age of human-AI collaboration”
U of T eventIn this session, Lydia Liu will argue that evaluating AI requires looking beyond standalone measures of capability to the social and organizational settings in which people and algorithms work together.
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Accessible people leadership
U of T eventThis session will provide managers and supervisors with key strategies to create and maintain accessible and inclusive working environments.
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Accessible content fundamentals
U of T eventThis session focuses on accessible content creation practices. Techniques for conceptualizing, creating and maintaining accessible documents as well as how to build these into department-wide processes will be discussed.