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ORION and EC-Council bring Certified Chief Information Security Officer certification to Ontario’s IT professionals

October 25, 2018

TORONTO, Ontario—ORION is working with the Ontario College Council of Chief Information Officers (OCCCIO) to bring quality cybersecurity leadership training to advance security expertise in Ontario. The three-day hybrid online and in-person program, beginning November 14, hosted at Niagara College, ... Continue Reading

Protect your information from online threats

Welcome to Cybersecurity Awareness Month!

FAROOQ NAIYER Chief Information Security Officer, ORION

October 4, 2018

The phrase, “humans are the weakest link in security” is one we’ve all heard by now. It’s proving to be very much the case as hackers are increasingly targeting humans instead of their network perimeter. Many recent security incidents have ... Continue Reading

ORION launches first Certified Chief Information Security Officer training workshop at THINK conference

April 10, 2018

TORONTO, Ontario – ORION is bringing one of the most well-regarded cybersecurity leadership training programs to Toronto on April 30-May 1 in conjunction with their 2018 THINK conference. EC-Council's Certified Chief Information Security Officer (CCISO) is a first-of-its-kind, ANSI 17024-accredited ... Continue Reading

Network Security Analyst

Summary ORION is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to empowering Ontario researchers, educators and innovators. We foster a community of more than two million users at more than a hundred universities, colleges, hospitals and research institutions, as well as the majority of ... Continue Reading

Cybersecurity: How to identify and address the threats

Farooq Naiyer Chief Information Security Officer, ORION

October 17, 2017

At a time when cybercrime is growing fast and causing more serious damage than ever, it’s increasingly important to pay attention to online security. Each year, more individuals and organizations suffer malicious software attacks on their computer networks. More schools, companies ... Continue Reading