SecTor, the largest cybersecurity conference in Canada, is set to take place from October 6 to October 8, 2026, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. The event will showcase key presentations from notable figures in the field, including Ron Deibert, who serves as the Director of the Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto, and Helen Oakley, a Strategic Advisor specialising in AI and Cybersecurity. This year’s programming will address the evolving security landscape influenced by advancements in artificial intelligence.
The conference aims to shed light on how AI technology is reshaping security threats in civil society and altering the frameworks within which enterprises operate. As organizations face new risks associated with autonomous systems, discussions will revolve around the implications of these technologies on both public and private sector security measures. SecTor presents an opportunity for industry professionals to engage with leading experts and discuss strategies to navigate these challenges effectively.
Participants will gather to share insights and explore solutions in a field that is continuously adapting to rapid technological advancements. The discussions at SecTor 2026 are expected to highlight not just the potential risks of AI, but also how it can be harnessed to enhance security protocols.
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