Welcome to Safeguard Your Business: Cyber Security in the Digital Age! Join us for an informative event at Centre Dufferin New Horizons Seniors Club - Shelburne ON (*Entrance E) where experts will share valuable insights on protecting your business from cyber threats. Learn about the latest trends in cybersecurity and practical tips to keep your business safe in today's digital world. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and network with like-minded individuals. Register now to secure your spot!
The workshops will also provide an opportunity for Shelburne Economic Development to gather valuable information for a 5-year Action Plan aimed at guiding the community's growth and prosperity. We seek input from Shelburne business owners, residents, and workers. Participants who meet the criteria will be asked to complete a brief exercise focused on assessing current economic conditions, identifying opportunities, and prioritizing future actions.
While your participation is highly valued, participating in the exercise is voluntary.
Location
New Horizons Seniors Club, 167 Centre St, Shelburne, ON (Entrance E)
Event Host
Jonathan Wismer works on the Cyber Security Guidance team at the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security. His team provides foundational advice and guidance supporting Canada’s Critical Infrastructure (CI) sectors. Most recently, his team released the Cyber Security Readiness Goals (CRGs), intended to serve as baseline advice for all CI sectors in Canada. Jonathan previously worked in the Cyber Centre’s defensive cyber planning group, along with other areas of the Communications Security Establishment. He has significant experience working with domestic and international partners on national security efforts. Jonathan holds a post-graduate degree in Security and Defence Management and Policy, an undergraduate certificate in Applied Cybersecurity, and a post-graduate certificate – along with a keen interest - in Industrial Control Systems security. Jonathan also volunteers on the board of a charity, Camp Aftermath, supporting veterans and first responders and spent, following over 10 years working as a Combat Engineer in the Reserves.
Sponsored By:
The project is funded in part by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness, South Georgian Bay Community Futures, and the Town of Shelburne.
