Tecnet launches five-part cybersecurity webinar series for BC leaders
Tecnet is rolling out a free five-session Cybersecurity Awareness Month series from Oct. 9 to 29 for business leaders and IT decision-makers in British Columbia. The webinars focus on business continuity, phishing, AI governance and threat trends, capped by a CSIS briefing on the provincial threat landscape.
Why it matters: - The series targets the day-to-day risks that can disrupt operations, including ransomware, phishing, human error and poorly governed AI use. - Tecnet is pairing the sessions with new practical resources and a Cyber Check Quiz so organizations can benchmark their current cybersecurity posture. - The final session includes a briefing on the threat landscape facing organizations across British Columbia.
What happened: - Tecnet announced a five-part webinar series for Cybersecurity Awareness Month in October 2026. - The free sessions run from Oct. 9 to Oct. 29. - The audience is business leaders and IT decision-makers across British Columbia. - The series covers business continuity, phishing and human risk, AI security, Shadow AI and the evolving cyber threat landscape. - Tecnet is hosting the sessions with industry partners, including Datto and Fortinet. - The webinar lineup ends with a CSIS briefing on threats facing organizations in the province. - Tecnet also launched new cybersecurity articles and a Cyber Check Quiz for organizations. - More information is available on Tecnet's event page.
The details: - Oct. 9:
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