National Security Team at the Conference Board of

Getting ready for our big #cyber security event on Thursday and Friday in #OTTAWA. #infosec #risk #governance #privacy #cbocsecurity

Our sponsors Fortinet will be running some post-event #webinars after our #cyber conference on March 1-2 http://www.conferenceboard.ca/conf/cyber-security/agenda.aspx. Follow us for updates. #cbocsecurity #infosec #risk

Busy week ahead with 1-day events on succession planning in emergency management, vehicle attacks and the rise of populism. If you're interested in learning more about what we do check out our website http://www.conferenceboard.ca/topics/security-safety/default.aspx

It’s going to be an interesting day in #Halifax discussing disaster risk reduction. Our director @the_fuzz74 will be moderating a session at the end of the day. #resilience #cdndrr #drr #cbocresilience

Stopped by a local establishment on a trip to #Halifax. Going to be running a #foresight training workshop and discussing insights on emergency management and business continuity.

There will be plenty of lessons on the back of Hurricane Harvey. Dr Kabilan @skabilan1974 has identified some initial lessons for emergency managers arising from this disaster.

Dr Kabilan’s 9/11 anniversary blog explores the issue of victims and how we need to think about expanding our definition of victims on the back of a terrorist attack.

Good morning #Calgary! Looking forward to teaching a #foresight class today before heading home.

Good morning #Edmonton. Preparing for our #foresight workshop. (at Matrix Hotel)

YouTube to offer fake news workshops to teenagers

The agenda for Resilience 2017 in Edmonton, AB is more or less complete and I am looking forward to chairing this event. Our line-up of speakers will be providing perspectives and lessons from the recent wildfires around Fort McMurray. We will have perspectives from the Federal and Provincial government as well as municipal, private sector, insurance and volunteer viewpoints. There's a lot to learn from this incident to help us improve our resilience, not only to wildfires but to other future emergencies.

Identifying and respecting “no-go zones.”