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Join us for CASC Connect 2026, the Canadian Anti-Scam Coalition Fraud Forum, on Thursday, December 10, 2026 in Toronto, Ontario.
This event brings together members and partners from across financial services, telecommunications, technology, cybersecurity, government, law enforcement, and civil society. The Forum will provide a practical, action-oriented space to share emerging scam and fraud trends, highlight cross-sector initiatives underway, and identify opportunities to strengthen Canada’s collective response to scams. This event includes a combination of behavioural economics in action, behavioural myths, AI in use, and challenging privacy (mis)beliefs. All of the sessions are designed to leave participants with things they can do or change, or conversations they can have the next day.
If you are working in cyber security or fraud in an organization being impacted by scams, this event is for you.
While there is no cost to attend for CCTX members, registration is limited, and pre-registration is required. Participation is eligible for CPE credits.
Why Attend?
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A CCTX member only event.
Questions? Contact us at info@cctx.ca.
Don’t miss this chance to be part of this impactful, member-driven event. We look forward to seeing you there!
Join cyber security professionals from across Canada for a full day of learning, connecting, and networking. The event will feature:
The 8th Annual Symposium hosted by CCTX was a vibrant and insightful event that brought together cybersecurity professionals from across sectors to share knowledge, exchange ideas, and foster meaningful connections.
Key topics included AI-Speed Incident Response, The Social Engineering Attack Chain, The Evolving Threat Environment and Staffing in the Age of AI, among many others. The symposium featured thought-provoking keynote speeches and expert panel discussions that showcased cutting-edge thought leadership in the cybersecurity space.
This event joined CASC and the CCTX for the first cross-sector summit designed to collectively combat scams targeting Canadians and to unite us all against the scam epidemic. This closed-door summit was by invitation only, with the goal of identifying key opportunities for collaboration and turning collaboration into action. The day included presentations and discussions by leading private and public sector experts delivered through exciting keynote addresses, panel discussions and networking opportunities.
The 7th Annual Symposium hosted by CCTX was a vibrant and insightful event that brought together cybersecurity professionals from across sectors to share knowledge, exchange ideas, and foster meaningful connections. Attendees engaged in a rich program of workshops and presentations organized into three thematic tracks: People, Process, and Technology.
Key topics included Insider Risk, Adaptive Threats, Cyber Resilience in the Age of AI, Quantum and Cryptographic Security, and Passwordless Authentication, among many others. The symposium featured thought-provoking keynote speeches and expert panel discussions that showcased cutting-edge thought leadership in the cybersecurity space.
Participants also benefited from unparalleled networking opportunities, creating space for collaboration, community building, and cross-sector engagement.
The event brought together professionals across sectors for a symposium featuring discussions on cybersecurity challenges, artificial intelligence opportunities, digital transformation, and strategies for balancing technological innovation with security. The event included networking opportunities, and thought leadership provided through keynote speeches and expert panel discussions.
The one-day symposium focused on cloud security within Canadian contexts, providing participants with insights into cloud transformation journeys, on-premise and cloud telemetry integration, and security expectations versus realities in Canada. Special highlights included a showcase on AiTM detection, a session on visibility and compliance in industrial control system environments, and a fireside chat with senior security leaders. The symposium emphasized practical strategies for navigating cloud security challenges and advancing organizational goals.
The event featured a variety of activities, including keynote speeches, panel discussions, and workshops led by cybersecurity experts, focusing on building organizational cyber resilience, addressing emerging threats such as ransomware and quantum computing risks, and engaging leadership in cybersecurity strategy, all interspersed with networking opportunities and exhibitor showcases.
Stay ahead, stay connected.
