Join us at FS-ISAC’s Cyber & Resilience Exchange (CRX) in Canada on 21-22 April, 2027. CRX brings FS-ISAC members, partners, and trusted collaborators together to exchange ideas and innovative solutions to the financial sector’s most challenging cyber and resilience problems.
Focusing on supply chain risk, geopolitical shifts, fraud, and emerging technologies, this full-day event will offer learning opportunities, showcase our members' best practices, and strengthen defenders’ network across the financial ecosystem.
CRX Canada builds on our established, trusted ecosystem to turn insights into direct, meaningful action.
Call for Presentations
Submitting Your CFP
The call for presentations is open and will close on 2 December 2026. Notifications will be sent out on 22 January 2027.
Members: Submit Your Presentation (via IntelX)
Sponsors: Submit Your Presentation
Theme
Beyond Your Perimeter: Managing Cyber Risk Across the Financial Ecosystem
FS-ISAC’s Cyber & Resilience Exchange brings together FS-ISAC members, partners, and trusted collaborators to exchange ideas, present innovative solutions to the sector’s most challenging cyber and resilience problems, and build on our established, trusted ecosystem to turn trust into direct, meaningful action.
Focusing on supply chain risk, geopolitical shifts, fraud, and the risks and opportunities of emerging technologies, this one-day event will offer learning opportunities, showcase our members’ most impactful successes, and strengthen defenders’ network across financial services.
Hint: Co-presenting with a member is a formal collaborative action!
Tracks
Evolution of Threat Intelligence
The evolution of intelligence in cybersecurity has shifted from reactive, rule-based systems to proactive, self-learning architectures. Today, artificial intelligence and machine learning empower security operations to predict, isolate, and neutralize threats autonomously, drastically reducing response times against increasingly sophisticated, AI-driven cyber attacks. Threat intelligence plays a pivotal role in contextualising and driving focus on these threats, ensuring that human focus is applied where threats pose the greatest danger to organisations.
Topic suggestions:
- Offensive AI & Adversarial Threats
- Adversarial AI and evasion techniques
- Automated malicious campaigns
- Residential proxy networks
- Next-generation cyber threat intelligence
- Security automation in the cloud
- Vibe coding vulnerabilities
- AI governance and accountability
- Ethics and bias in cybersecurity AI
- Risk Management and Enterprise Visibility
- Using threat intelligence to drive dynamic risk management frameworks
- Contextualizing threats at pace and volume - where do we focus first in a sea of information?
Securing the Modern Enterprise
As AI-driven threats evolve, securing the enterprise involves shifting from traditional, perimeter-based defences to a comprehensive, business-wide strategy. That strategy relies on a combination of advanced technologies, resilience policies, and workforce training to safeguard digital assets, ensure business continuity, and maintain customer trust.
Topic Suggestions:
- Leveraging frontier AI models to drive resilience and response capabilities
- Managing vulnerability volume - how do we adapt at pace?
- AI & Emerging Threat Landscapes
- Agentic AI & the enterprise
- Cyber Resilience & Risk Management
- From prevention to resilience
- Cryptography & Infrastructure
- Post-quantum cryptography
- Zero trust architecture & roadmaps
- Continuous threat exposure management (CTEM)
- Third-party risk validation
- B2B identity and access management
- Translating cyber risk into business language
- Regulatory risk and compliance
