DND CFC - High Priority Cyber & Digital Threats Facing the Canadian Armed Forces
CSE DG-FCO - Overview of CSE’s evolving capability needs, and new approaches to industry engagement
DND DG-ICFD - Capability Needs, Projects, Policy Drivers, Force Development, and New Approaches to Industry Engagement
Lead: DND Director Information Capability Requirements (DICR)
Focus: Major Capital Projects leading to Pan Domain Command and Control (PDC2)
Topics/Projects: Identity Credential and Access Management (ICAM), Cyber Defence Decision Analysis and Response (CD-DAR), Modernized Command and Control Information Systems (MC2IS), and others
Lead: DND Section Head Cyber Projects
Focus: Major and Minor Capital Projects, Force Development
Topics: Network Command and Control Integrated Situational Awareness Capability (NetC2ISAC), Cyber Mission Assurance Lab (CMAL); COTE, Minor Capital Projects Series, Force Development
Lead: DND Director Joint Command and Control Information Systems Force Development (DJC2ISFD)
Focus: Minor Capital Projects, Exercises, and Experiments
Topics: Interoperability, Data-Centric Security, DISCIC, Innovation Projects and Drivers
Lead: TBC
Focus: Projects and Relationship Development Activities
Topics: Capability Development Priorities, New Approaches to Industry Engagement and Collaboration
Opening Remarks: DND DG Digital Transformation (DGDT)
Focus: Digital Transformation in Policy and Operations
Roundtable Participants: DND DG Information Technology Infrastructure (DGITI), DND DG Digital Transformation (DGDT), DND DG (DGUIT), CSE DG Foreign Cyber Operations (DGFCO)
Lead: Section Head Joint Command and Control and Intelligence System (JC2IS)
Focus: Modernization of Existing Cyber and Digital Systems
Topics: Information Technology Infrastructure in support of Command and Control (ITI iso C2), High-Frequency Low-Frequency Radio Communications (HFLFRC), Joint Defence Cloud Program (JDCP) and Foreign Cyber Operations
Opening Remarks: SSC DG Enterprise IT Procurement (EITP), SSC-DG Network and Security Program and Product Management (NSPPM)
Focus: Exploring Effective Ways to Develop and Acquire Cyber and Digital Capabilities at Speed; Exploring SSC Product and Capability Needs
Topics: Enterprise IT Procurements, Network Security Capability Development, Private Sector Engagement and Collaboration, DND Integration
Lead: Section Head Joint Command and Control and Intelligence System (JC2IS)
Focus: Modernization of Existing Cyber and Digital Systems
Topics: Modernization of Existing Digital and Enterprise SystemsTopics: DefenceX, Defence Resource Management Modernization, Business Transformation, Shared Services Canada (SSC) Networks and Security Integration
On behalf of Members of Ottawa City Council, I am delighted to welcome all those participating in Cyber and Digital Outlooks, presented by the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries (CADSI), and taking place at the Shaw Centre, on unceded Anishinabe Algonquin territory, on November 7th 2024.
This meeting serves as a premier forum for SMEs, OEMs, government and other defence and security industry stakeholders to network, and share insights regarding the leading-edge technology needs and procurement projects of the Department of National Defence, Shared Services Canada, and the Communications Security Establishment, in addition to focussing on cyber and digital risks.
As Head of Council, I want to acknowledge CADSI and CCX Technologies, along with the keynote speaker, panellists and sponsors for dedicating efforts, expertise, services and resources to the successful organization of this important gathering. Allow me to offer my best wishes to everyone in attendance for a productive and rewarding event, as well as to the visitors for an enjoyable stay in Ottawa.
Sincerely,
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Group Code: 62836
Cancellation information: Individuals will have up to 48 hours prior to their arrival to cancel without penalty. Should cancellation occur within this time a one night room and tax penalty will be applied.
Parking: $33 per day with in-and-out privileges
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Dates provided: November 6th, 2024
Must reserve before: October 6th , 2024
On behalf of Ottawa Tourism, we extend you a warm welcome to our beautiful city. Ottawa is incredibly proud to host the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries (CADSI) - Cyber and Digital Outlooks 2024 event
Located on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe nation, Ottawa offers a dynamic cultural milieu that embraces the Indigenous heritage of this land. As the capital of a bilingual country, and on the border of the province of Québec, you’ll hear both English and French (and a multitude of other languages) on our streets. The city features a thriving cultural scene, a wealth of historic landmarks, wideopen green spaces and parks, and delivers a truly unique Canadian experience. Our national museums devoted to science, technology, aerospace, and more, offer creative, ground breaking, and state-of-the-art exhibitions, as well as modern convention venues, offering a unique and inspiring meeting experience to its delegates. Add all of that to its clean, green, and natural setting, and you’ve got a capital that attracts millions of visitors every year.
When your business is done, we encourage you to explore some of the many attractions of the area. A pedestrian-friendly downtown core that is home to many remarkable hotels allows for delegates to attend an event and to then take in the city’s many sights with ease. From beautiful museums, to outdoor adventure in any season, to award-winning restaurants and high-end shopping, you can be sure that there is plenty for everyone to see and do.
To find out what’s on while you’re here visit www.ottawatourism.ca and be sure to share your experiences with us on social media using the hashtag #MyOttawa. We hope that your time in Ottawa is productive and fulfilling. Enjoy your visit to Ottawa and we sincerely hope we have the pleasure of welcoming you back soon!
Sincerely,
Centrally located with excellent air and transportation links, Ottawa is a premier Canadian meeting and convention destination any time of the year. It is an impressive yet intimate G8 capital, home to famous landmarks, cultural attractions and celebrations, rich in natural beauty and blessed with a relaxed urban rhythm. Adding unique Ottawa activities for delegates to your agenda is easy and very flexible based on the season. Delegates themselves tend to arrive here early, stay after their event, and bring along their spouses to enjoy everything Canada’s Capital has to offer – helping your event attract more delegates in the process. And the new Shaw Centre will be at the heart of it all – within easy walking distance of major downtown attractions, restaurants, and shopping, yet just a 20-minute ride from the Ottawa International Airport.
The Shaw Centre is very centrally located in downtown Ottawa, Ontario, Canada’s Capital. It is within walking distance of over 6,000 downtown Ottawa hotel rooms, numerous attractions and landmarks, and the ByWard Market. It is also just a 20-minute ride from the Ottawa International Airport.
Attendees will enjoy access to the continental breakfast, lunch reception, keynote lunch, coffee breaks and a post-event reception.
Includes prime location at keynote lunch, table branding, wine service, and event access for 10 guests.