Secutec at the InCyber Forum Ottawa 2026
Secutec will be present at the InCyber Forum Canada, THE leading Canadian and international event dedicated to cybersecurity and AI safety, taking place from December 1–3, 2026 at the Rogers Conference Centre in Ottawa.
In a world where cyberthreats evolve at an unprecedented pace and where artificial intelligence is redefining the boundaries of security, public and private decision-makers need an exclusive, neutral and strategic space to exchange, collaborate and innovate.
On the agenda:
- 5 main stages,
- more than 200 speakers and exhibitors,
- and live technical demonstrations,
around key themes: defence innovation, digital sovereignty, quantum cryptography, AI adoption, critical infrastructure resilience and national security.
A High-Profile Secutec Delegation
Our CEO and founder, Geert Baudewijns, an internationally recognized cybercrime negotiator, will be making the trip. Together with Maxime Coulon, Director of Secutec Canada and threat monitoring expert, they will take part in several panels and keynotes at the heart of the event.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 – 1:50 to 2:35 p.m. (Cyber Stage)
Ransomware 3.0: A Law Enforcement Case Study - Geert will take part in a 45-minute strategic panel.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 – 3:50 to 4:05 p.m. (Cyber Stage)
Inside the Cockpit of an Elite Cyber Negotiator - What really happens between a targeted organization and its ransomware attackers? Geert Baudewijns will lift the veil on the inner workings of this discipline, both strategic and vital, while Maxime Coulon will place these insights in the Canadian context and what they mean for organizations across the country.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3 – 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. (National Resilience Stage)
The Belgian Anti-Phishing Shield (BAPS): a National Shield Against Phishing — What if a country could protect itself from phishing automatically and proactively? Phédra Clouner, Deputy Director General of the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB), and Geert Baudewijns will unveil the story behind the Belgian Anti-Phishing Shield: a unique national protocol that protects all users through DNS blocking of malicious and fraudulent websites. A model Canada could greatly draw inspiration from.
Meet us at booth 216!
Come and meet us at booth 216, a unique opportunity to test your domain name live on our SecureSIGHT platform and see what's really going on: exposed vulnerabilities, compromised credentials, visible attack surface… you'll leave with a clear picture of your internet exposure.
Whether you're a government agency, a large enterprise, an SME or a security professional, our team will be delighted to discuss your cybersecurity and cyber resilience challenges.
See you in Ottawa in December!