Together, let’s build a cybersecurity innovation ecosystem that is strong, dynamic and recognized
In-Sec-M
We are the Canadian cluster of the cybersecurity industry
A business catalyst for companies, learning and research centers and governments
A partner of the NRC-IRAP for cybersecurity
A Cybersecurity Excellence Center recognized by the Government of Quebec
Innovation
Objective
In-Sec-M designs and implements innovation programs to foster the co-design and enhancement of innovative cybersecurity solutions to meet the most complex needs of organizations, strategic sectors and territories.
Security
Objective
In-Sec-M puts the best talents and solutions of the ecosystem at the service of organizations wishing to increase their cyber-resilience.
Market
OBJECTIVE
In-Sec-M bridges supply and demand by supporting cybersecurity companies to develop cybersecurity markets, both here and abroad.
Membership
Our members: our strength
In-Sec-Gathers stakeholders of the Canadian cyber security ecosystem
Providers of solutions and services, independent consultants, government agencies, innovative start-ups, IT managers, research centers, educational institutions, training organizations, associations and representatives of cybersecurity-related groups, law firms in cybernetics, insurers …
Become a member!All those who enliven the ecosystem, who make it live and grow and who testify to its dynamism and diversity are invited to join In-Sec-M.
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News
What's new in cyber security industry
19 April 2021
| CIS | Annual Cybersecurity & Identity Summit
At the Annual Cybersecurity & Identity Summit, Roberto Mazzolin, Chief Cyber Security strategist at the Rhea Group, will highlight key challenges facing governments, defence and industry using critical infrastructure to support complex cyber and space capabilities impacted by disruptive technologies and offer recommendations to improve protection of these systems through the RHEA developed CITEF capability. His presentation…
15 April 2021
Child pornography: protect your children
The lockdown has boosted cases of children being sexually exploited on the Internet globally. A La Presse investigation published on April 13, 2020, revealed that “websites used by predators around the world to share tens of thousands of child pornography images are hosted on the computer servers of large…