ITS
Information Technology Services
This 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.
This session explores practical approaches to managing sensitive research data from project planning through data sharing and preservation.
The presenters will examine the roles of researchers and research administration support, exploring both tensions and opportunities to operationalize “Privacy by Design” in research settings.
This 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.
This talk details research into the uses of AI and automated decision-making systems by government agencies in Canada.
Test your knowledge, challenge your peers and learn essential tips to stay cyber safe in this fun, interactive trivia event. Prizes await the top players.
Drop by for swag and live engagement with Campus Safety and Information Security practitioners.
While 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.
Drop by for swag and live engagement with Information Security practitioners, featuring OISE’s password-cracking booth.
This session takes a practical, risk-based approach to AI adoption in research environments.
Explore how AI is changing everyday cyber security risks, from more convincing phishing attacks to accidental exposure of sensitive information.
Drop by for swag and live engagement with Campus Safety special constables and Information Security practitioners.
Ontario’s 2026 Cyber Security Summit brings together professionals from Ontario's broader public sector (BPS) for a day of insight, practical learning and collaboration.
