NorthSec Conference is one of the largest applied security events in Canada, covering topics such as pentesting, network security, software and hardware exploitation, application security, reverse engineering, malware, and cryptography. The event includes high-level talks, workshops, community villages, and thematic panels. Alongside the conference, there ar…
Welcome to NorthSec 2026!
We all hear about APT, but most breaches aren’t really by A (advanced) or P (persistent) threat actors. In this talk, Tim will discuss simple ways for attack and defense, and to sh…
Red teaming and penetration testing are core practices of the cyber security audit landscape. Both of these practices rely on the ability to execute offensive software tools that a…
Private key leaks represent a critical security vulnerability, with over 600,000 leaked keys on GitHub in 2024, yet their real-world impact remains largely unknown due to the chall…
We can't trust the images and videos we see online anymore. Recent generative AI improvements support the creation and modification of convincing digital media in quasi real time. …
Is ADINT, Advertising-based Intelligence, the new trend for Computer Network Exploitation (CNE) initial access and commercial surveillance solutions? ADINT defines the exploitation…
5G networks are being opened up at every layer and attackers are paying attention. On the radio interface, we assess what operators actually deploy: is encryption enabled? Is integ…
For years, we wrote the defensive manuals. We built the "Living Off The Pipeline" (LOTP) inventory and released poutine to help you find the vulns. We even spoke at NorthSec about …
When you think of hacking browsers, you perhaps think of V8 heap exploitation, deep-dive fuzzing, crazy sandbox escapes, and so on. But what if I told you that you can still find v…
What does it mean when 55 companies show up, and 3 bet on three roles at once?
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The Triple-Threat
14% of the speakers carry senior titles: C-suite, Founder, VP, or Director-level.
Of 35 on the bill · classified by free-text title
These companies sponsored two or more peer events recently, but aren't on this program. For an organizer, that's a list of warm prospects.