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Our team attended this year's biggest security conference in Toronto. Here are the key takeaways and emerging trends that are shaping the cybersecurity landscape.

The Toronto Security Conference 2023 brought together security professionals from across Canada and beyond to discuss the evolving threat landscape. Several key themes emerged during the three-day event, including the rise of AI-powered threats, the growing importance of supply chain security, and new approaches to security awareness training.

Artificial intelligence is changing the landscape of cyber threats. Learn how organizations can prepare for this new frontier in cybersecurity.

Recent months have seen a significant increase in cyber attacks leveraging machine learning and artificial intelligence to bypass traditional security controls. These sophisticated attacks can adapt to defenses in real-time, making them particularly challenging to detect and mitigate. This article explores the current state of AI-powered threats and provides actionable strategies for security teams.

Zero Trust has become one of the most discussed security architectures, but many organizations struggle to move from concept to implementation.

While the principles of "never trust, always verify" and "assume breach" are widely accepted, translating these concepts into practical controls and processes remains challenging. This article provides a roadmap for organizations looking to implement Zero Trust principles in their environment, with a focus on practical, incremental steps that deliver immediate security benefits.

Our Spring 2023 Capture The Flag competition was a huge success, with over 75 participants tackling a variety of security challenges.

Teams competed in challenges across web exploitation, reverse engineering, cryptography, forensics, and network security. This article highlights some of the most creative solutions, recognizes the winning teams, and shares resources for those looking to improve their skills before our next competition in the fall.