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Get Cyber Safe and MediaSmarts, in line with Cyber Security Awareness Month and Media Literacy Week 2024, invite Canadians of all ages to this free virtual workshop to help you stay safe online.
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Cyber Security Awareness Month
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Securing Ontario’s digital future
Toronto Metropolitan University - Commons conference room POD-250 380 Victoria Street, Toronto, ON, CanadaPartner eventDive into the latest trends and insights in the cybersecurity landscape through engaging presentations and dynamic discussions with industry experts. This event is designed for students, as well as technical and non-technical IT and cyber security professionals across Ontario’s broader public sector.
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Information security awareness booth and privacy clinic
Bahen Centre for Information Technology 40 Saint George Street, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaInformation Security eventJoin us at our booth for some intellectual fun and participate in educational games to test your knowledge of information security. Plus, there are prizes and giveaways that await you—a token of our appreciation for your commitment to information security at U of T.
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Student connection panel event
Information Security eventJoin us for an engaging panel event where you’ll hear directly from students, the next generation of cyber security professionals.
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Navigating online privacy and security
Partner eventDesigned for individuals with beginner to intermediate technical knowledge, this workshop looks at how to keep your devices and your personal life secure online.
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1Password for you: Tips for making your workflows easier
Partner eventJoin us for an interactive webinar where we’ll show you how you can use 1Password to secure your team without slowing them down. We’ll cover all the ways 1Password can help you improve productivity, streamline workflows, and protect against cyber attacks.
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Tiny Tutorials: Best practices for team collaboration
Partner eventIn the newest edition of the Tiny Tutorials series, we’ll share tips, features, and best practices for secure collaboration – all in 20 minutes.
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Fireside chat: Building digital trust
Information Security eventJoin us for an engaging panel event where you’ll hear directly from Donna Kidwell, Acting Chief Information Officer, University of Toronto and Kate Giovacchini, Executive Director Engineering, Office of the CIO, Arizona State University.
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Cyber Security Awareness Month 2025: Information security awareness booth
Bahen Centre for Information Technology 40 Saint George Street, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaInformation Security eventJoin U of T's Information Security team at our booth to meet information security practitioners from across the tri-campus community. They’ll be available for conversations about the field, sharing best practices, safety tips and more.
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Are you still reusing passwords? Learn how to break the habit.
U of T eventIn this session, we’ll show you how 1Password makes it effortless to create and manage unique logins for every site—without ever needing to remember them.
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Beyond the browser: Discover why 1Password is a safer, simpler choice than built-In password tools
U of T eventIn this session, we’ll show you how 1Password makes it effortless to create and manage unique logins for every site—without ever needing to remember them.
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Sensitivity labels: Know your data. Label it. Protect it.
U of T eventIn this information session, we’ll introduce the concept of Sensitivity Labels, explain how they fit into OISE’s approach to data security, and give you a preview of what to expect when they roll out.
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Cybersecurity and AI: Legal and ethical challenges
Partner eventThis intensive one-day symposium brings together legal experts, policymakers, privacy officers, and cybersecurity professionals to examine the legal, ethical, and strategic implications of AI in cybersecurity.
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Cyber security jeopardy
U of T eventJoin us for Cyber Security Jeopardy, where your knowledge of online safety, passwords, scams, and best practices will be tested in a fast-paced game show format.
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Cyber security jeopardy
U of T eventJoin us for Cyber Security Jeopardy, where your knowledge of online safety, passwords, scams, and best practices will be tested in a fast-paced game show format.
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Cyber Security Awareness Month 2025: Asset or adversary? AI and cyber security in 2025 and beyond
Information Security eventJoin University of Toronto CIO Donna Kidwell and three international experts for a one-hour virtual panel exploring the intersection of AI and cyber security—and implications for digital trust.
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Phishing escape room
OISE, Room 3-328 252 Bloor St. West, Toronto, ON, CanadaU of T eventStep into our Phishing Escape Room and put your detective skills to the test. Work with your team to crack clues, identify red flags, and escape before the phishers win.
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Phishing escape room
U of T eventStep into our Phishing Escape Room and put your detective skills to the test. Work with your team to crack clues, identify red flags, and escape before the phishers win.
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Cyber Security Awareness Month 2025: Cyber security trivia
Information Security eventTest your knowledge, challenge your peers and learn essential tips to stay cyber safe at our interactive cyber security trivia event.
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Cyber Security Awareness Month 2025: Tabletop exercise
Information Security eventJoin U of T Mississauga’s Information & Instructional Technology Services (I&ITS) for a discussion-based exercise that strengthens the university’s ability to manage real-world threats.
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Password cracking booth
OISE Library 252 Bloor St. West, Toronto, ON, CanadaU of T eventAt our Password Cracking Booth, you’ll see just how easy (or hard!) it is for hackers to break weak credentials. Learn what makes a strong password—and walk away ready to outsmart cybercriminals.
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CANCELLED – Cyber Security Awareness Month 2025: Coffee with the CIO and CISO
University of Toronto, Scarborough campus 1265 Military Trail, Scarborough, Ontario, CanadaInformation Security eventTake a break, grab a coffee and join an informal conversation at U of T Scarborough with Donna K. Kidwell, chief information officer (CIO) and Deyves Fonseca, chief information security officer (CISO).