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This webinar will examine how covert campaigns, such as recent nation-state activity targeting U.S. critical infrastructure, exploit legacy systems and visibility gaps between IT and operational environments. Attendees will learn why traditional endpoint and perimeter defenses often fail to detect these slow-moving threats, and where defenders commonly lack insight once an attacker is already inside the network. We will explore how network-level visibility and behavioral baselining can expose subtle indicators of compromise, including lateral movement and anomalous protocol use, without disrupting fragile or mission-critical systems.
- Expose Hidden Threats: Learn how modern adversaries use legitimate credentials, native tools, and trusted network pathways to evade traditional security controls and maintain long-term access.
- Close IT/OT Visibility Gaps: Understand how attackers exploit blind spots between IT and operational environments, and discover strategies to gain comprehensive visibility across critical infrastructure.
- Detect and Stop Lateral Movement: Explore how network-level visibility and behavioral baselining can identify subtle indicators of compromise, uncover anomalous activity, and help contain threats without disrupting mission-critical operations.
Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) plays a central role in delivering the Government of Canada’s procurement priorities, including major defence and security initiatives. Working at the intersection of government and industry, PSPC supports a strong, innovative, and secure industrial base while ensuring the effective delivery of complex projects in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
In her remarks, Deputy Minister of PSPC, Arianne Reza, will speak to the evolving defence procurement environment and the Defence Industrial Strategy, including opportunities linked to emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, quantum, and cyber capabilities. She will also speak to efforts to strengthen the resilience and security of Canada’s defence supply chain, including initiatives like the Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification, and the importance of continued collaboration between government and industry.