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Sponsorship Proposal

The Organizing Committee is delighted to invite you to

sponsor and/or exhibit at the 2016 International Cyber

Security and Intelligence Conference (ICSIC) in Toronto.

Information

Education

Technology

Networking

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Event Description

The 2016 International Cyber Security and Intelligence Conference (ICSIC) provides a rare

opportunity for Security professionals, Researchers, Academics, Management, Executives

and eligible students to learn from renowned experts in the field on various cyber-attack and

intelligence topics.

This event offers a unique platform for your organization to showcase your business,

products, services, and innovations to the rest of the world through media access, networking,

organized meetings with other companies, new business partners, and possible access to new

cyber security research.

According to a study by McMaster University, 1.7 million Canadians were victims of identity

theft in 2008. The annual cost of identity theft in Canada has been estimated at nearly $1.9

billion (http://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/pblctns/cbr-scrt-strtgy/cbr-scrt-strtgy-

eng.pdf).

The question, however remains, “How do we protect ourselves from the epidemic of cyber

attacks that has cost businesses billions of dollars and negatively impact lives?”

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Cyber criminals are becoming smarter and more sophisticated in their determination

to wage war against nations, corporations and even individuals; cyber-attacks are

growing in complexity and scope. Statistics of late reveal shocking details on both

consequence and cost. How far will they go? The more advanced they become in

their efforts to infiltrate and exploit technology at all costs, the more disastrous and

urgent this situation becomes. Every year the number of attacks continues to rise.

The famous IT Governance Blog in UK offered statistics of the cyber-attacks in 2015:

95% of tested web applications are vulnerable to attack; 90% of large organizations

reported suffering a security breach; 75% of directors were not involved in the review

of cyber security risks; 93% of DPA breaches are caused by human error; online

banking fraud increased by 48% and cyber-attacks on business increased a whopping

144%.

Similarly, a report released by Hewlett Packard and the U.S-based Ponemon

Institute of Cyber Crime revealed that hacking attacks cost the average American

firm $15.4 million per year. This is twice the global average of $7.7 million. And

just recently, the report of hacking of New York Dam was published by CNN

(http:// money.cnn.com/2015/10/08/technology/cybercrime-cost-business/).

The 2016 ICSIC is organized by Ontario College of Management and Technology

and provides a good platform for organizations around the world to learn from the

global cyber leaders, about the possible ways to stop the attackers using

combination of human, technology and processes. Sign up today to meet new

business partners, generate new leads, build strategic alliances and be empowered

with new information.

From, http://www.itgovernance.co.uk/blog/6-truly-shocking-cyber-security-statistics/

Cyber Security Issues—Background

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About the Organizing Institution and the Committee

Ontario College of Management and Technology (OCMT) is a post-

secondary and post-graduate institution that offers skill-based education to

students in specialized areas of Management and Technology. OCMT is

founded by both academic and industry experts, and directed by men and

women of distinguished career accomplishments. The college is known

among its stakeholders, as a citadel of practical, relevant and applicable

learning.

OCMT is young in history, but matured in experience. Our management,

Board Members, Faculty staff are well experienced and suitably qualified in

their areas of practice. OCMT is passionate about the success of its students.

We actively demonstrate this through delivery of industry-based curriculum,

coop placement, student-instructor learning environment, graduate

employment resource services and many more. At OCMT, we are the

difference we strive to see in our students. Our students enter to

learn, and leave to achieve!

We are proud to organize the 2016 International Cyber Security and

Intelligence Conference (ICSIC) with the aim of bringing experts together to

chart a new course towards empowering organizations to deal with.

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Why You Should Sponsor this Event?

The 2016 International Cyber Security and Intelligence Conference is a unique

opportunity for your organization to connect with up to one thousand (1000) leading

professionals from various back- grounds, including research institutes, private, and

public sectors.

Participating as a sponsor and/or exhibitor at the 2016 International Cyber Security and

Intelligence Conference can take you straight to your target market and demonstrate

your level of support and commitment to the Global Cyber Security campaign.

Conference has several sponsorship packages available, providing sponsors with a choice

of exposure related to financial commitment.

Please see features contained in each of our packages under sponsorship packages

section.

Opportunity to channel your resources toward your interests.

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Attendees’ Demographics - Profiles

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Above figure denotes the age group of our expected attendees. These attendees

include local and international participants. Your organization would largely

benefit from the profiles and age groups of the expected participants. Your target

market awaits you at our Cyber Security and Intelligence conference.

Meticulously selected target market will enable your organization to take your

message straight to your target audience. We are committed to giving your

business maximum exposure possible during this conference, and get you that

network your business needs for the next level.

Attendees’ Demographics - Age

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Attendees’ Demographics - Income Group

Cyber Security remains one of the highly respected and rewarded career as

shown in the income level of the expected participants. Most participants earn

six figure bracket, which augurs well for our sponsors. Connect with

professionals with high incomes, and businesses with high net worth at our

upcoming conference. Sponsor the event and benefits from various exciting

options available to your business.

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Call for Papers

Sponsors are invited to nominate their speakers and topics from the selections on

page 11.

Conference Speakers

Ricardo Baretzky

President, European Centre for Information Policy and Security (ECIPS) &

CYBERPOL.

Mr. Baretzky is a global threat information expert and advisory to officials and global

corporations. He is specialized in the conception and direction of operations of cyber

intelligence, analysis of terrorism, security issues and geopolitics. He is a co-author of the

specialized book, Lo Stato Islamico, and co-founder of the European Centre for

Information Policy and Security (ECIPS), and presently assumes the responsibilities of the

President of ECIPS. Once a Directorate at Counter Intelligence Agency SACIA (Ltd), Mr.

Baretzky served as the Chairman of the first International African Counter Terrorism

Summit held in London, giving attention to growing cyber-terrorism in the region. He is a

frequent guest on British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on cyber security, intelligence,

counter terrorism strategy.

Ann Cavoukian, Ph.D.,

Executive Director of the Privacy and Big Data Institute, Ryerson University

Dr. Cavoukian was appointed as the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario,

Canada in 1997. She served for an unprecedented three terms as Commissioner. In that

time, she elevated the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner from a

novice regulatory body to a first-class agency, known around the world for its cutting

edge innovation and leadership. Dr. Cavoukian is best known for her creation of Privacy

by Design—unanimously adopted as an international framework for privacy and date

protection in 2010; now translated into 37 languages. Now recognized as one of the

leading privacy experts in the world, Dr. Cavoukian is an avowed believer in the role

that technology can play in protecting privacy.

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Her ground-breaking 1995 paper, Privacy-Enhancing Technologies: The Path to

Anonymity, laid the foundation for her magnum opus, Privacy by Design (PbD) – which

is now recognized as the world's gold standard in privacy protection.

Saket Modi, CEO and Co­Founder of Lucideus.

Mr. Saket has been awarded the title of "Indian Ambassador of Cyber Security in

Education" at the National Education Awards 2013. Over the last 5 years, he along with

his team have been conducting training and consultancy sessions across the globe. He is a

visiting faculty on subjects of information systems and security at number of universities

in South Asia and North America. He has been referred to as the "Indian Firewall" and is

a frequent technology writer in the Indian media. In 2015, Saket opened another

revelation on “Securing Banking Technologies” at the HSBC. He was a part of

Government of India's committee constituted in 2014 for preparation of vocational

course for the new sector "Cyber Security" for National Skills Qualification Framework

(NSQF) under Ministry of Human Resource Development's body AICTE. He was also a

part of the core team that developed a smartphone privacy app - UnHack.

Sean A. Ahrens, CPP A Global Practice Director with Aon Global Risk Consulting. Sean is an asset protection

(security) leader/expert/consultant with over 20 years of achievement, focusing on the

development/administration of cost effective programs that reduce security exposures within

domestic and international markets for Aon Global Risk Consulting, a global risk

management, insurance and security consulting organization.

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Mark E.S. Bernard

Mr. Bernard is a Cybersecurity Thought Leader who created the first Cybersecurity

Framework that has been share with over 580,000 professionals in 197 countries.

Formally, a Professor of Applied Arts and Technology at Seneca College, and a Red

Team member with IBM Global Services, Mark also led the Y2K audit of TD Wealth

Management applications and Sprint Canada applications. In 2014 Mark created the first

NIST Cybersecurity Foundation course and is currently developing a companion

Practitioners’ course.

Paul de Souza, Founder/President of CSFI (Cyber Security Forum Initiative) and

its divisions CSFI-CWD (Cyber Warfare Division) and CSFI-LPD (Law and

Policy Division).

Mr. De Souza is the co-author of the book Strategic Intelligence Management (National

Cyber Defense Strategy), he serves as an advisor for the MCPA (Military Cyber

Professionals Association), and he is a recipient of the Order of Thor Medal. Paul serves

as a CENTRIC (Centre of Excellence in Terrorism, Resilience, Intelligence & Organized

Crime Research) Visiting Researcher at Sheffield Hallam University, UK, and served as

a Visiting Research Fellow at the National Security Studies, Tel Aviv University, Israel

(INSS) – Cyber Security and Military & Strategic affairs Programs.

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Conference Theme and Topics: Unleashing power of Technology and Intelligence to create a safer Cyber World.

Conference Topics:

Various topics from the following will be selected and discussed at the conference:

Appendix A

Internet of Things

Cyber Framework and Standards

Cyber Security Skills Gap

Cyber Space Operations

Privacy: Corporation Information, Patients’ Data, National Top Secret, and Citizen’s

In- formation.

Physical Security and Asset Protection

Hacking Techniques

Payment Cards Industry

National Critical Infrastructure

National Cyber Safety, Counter-Terrorism and Intelligence

Monitoring techniques of Dark Web

Protecting techniques of Classified Information

Cyber Security Strategy and Policy Development

Adapting Cyber Laws and Regulations in Multi-National Operations

Designing network architecture and topography to protect critical information assets.

Cyber Forensics

Leveraging Emerging technologies to protect digital attacks.

Performing Cyber Diagnostics and Imaging

Cyber Operations Research

Managing Cyber Security Projects

Detective strategies against Terrorist cyber-attacks

Gathering and using intelligence information to protect critical information

Role of Cyber Security and Intelligence gathering in Open Data, and BIG Data

Millennials and Global Career Opportunities in Cyber Security and

Intelligence Closing the Gender gap in Cyber Security and Intelligence

profession

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Sponsorship Packages

Conference Platinum Sponsor ($25,000) – only 2 available Sponsor’s logo on the conference website Special announcement and recognition during Opening speech Two-dedicated exhibition stands Media Exposure

Advertising Opportunities Product Placement Speaker participation

Two (2) complimentary conference registrations, including attendance at all conference sessions, morning/afternoon teas and lunches, and Cocktail Reception.

Signage at major conference room

One (1) full, A4 page, portrait, colour company advertisement in the conference hand- book (artwork to be supplied by sponsor by the advised deadlines).

Acknowledgement as a Conference Partner Sponsor on printed 2016 International Cyber Security and Intelligence Conference materials, including conference handbook and promotional flyers (if confirmed prior to print).

Full delegate list, with name, organization and email (subject to permission of delegate). Press Release – Sponsor Integration Meet ‘N’ Greet Opportunities

Conference Gold Sponsor ($20,000) – 3 available Sponsor’s logo on the conference website Special announcement during opening speech Two-dedicated exhibition stands

Media Exposure Speaker Engagement Advertising Opportunities Product Placement Pocket-schedule – Sponsor Integration

1/2 page, portrait, colour company advertisement in the conference handbook (artwork to be supplied by sponsor by the advised deadlines).

Signage at Conference

Inclusion in Survey Design Signage at major conference room One (1) full, A4 page, portrait, colour company advertisement in the conference hand-

book (artwork to be supplied by sponsor by the advised deadlines). Acknowledgement as a Conference Partner Sponsor on printed 2016 International Cyber

Security and Intelligence Conference materials, including conference handbook and promotional flyers (if confirmed prior to print).

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Sponsorship Packages

Conference Diamond Sponsor ($15,000) – 4 available Sponsor’s logo on the conference website

Media Exposure Company Delegates Signage at Conference Inclusion in Survey Design Advertising Opportunities Souvenir – sponsor integration Single dedicated stand

1/4 page, portrait, colour company advertisement in the conference handbook (artwork to be sup- plied by sponsor by the advised deadlines).

Acknowledgement as a Conference Partner Sponsor on printed 2016 International Cyber Security and Intelligence Conference materials, including conference handbook and promotional flyers (if con- firmed prior to print).

Conference Silver Sponsor ($7,500) – 4 available Sponsor’s logo on the conference website

Media Exposure Company Delegates Signage at Conference Single dedicated stand Advertising Opportunities

1/8 page, portrait, colour company advertisement in the conference handbook (artwork to be supplied by sponsor by the advised deadlines).

Acknowledgement as a Conference Partner Sponsor on printed 2016 International Cyber Security and Intelligence Conference materials, including conference handbook and promotional flyers (if confirmed prior to print).

Conference Bronze Sponsor ($5,000) – 5 available Sponsor’s logo on the conference website

Media Exposure Company Delegates Advertising Opportunities Signage at specific conference room Single dedicated Stand

1/16 page, portrait, colour company advertisement in the conference handbook (artwork to be supplied by sponsor by the advised deadlines).

Business networking meeting with specific list of special delegates.

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Exhibition Sponsorship Packages Option 1 - $3500 (10 spaces) Two-delegate places (these will also be your stand representatives**).

One booth

Eight feet table

Logo and company profile in the hard copy conference program.

Logo and hyperlink to company website on sponsors

Interaction with conference delegates

Highlight profile on the E-exhibitor list

Two tickets to cocktail and networking party

Exhibition Sponsorship Packages Option 2—$2500 (5 spaces)

Two-delegate places (these will also be your stand representatives**).

Eight feet table

One booth

Logo and company profile in the hard copy conference program.

Logo and hyperlink to company website on sponsors

Interaction with conference delegates

Highlight profile on the E-exhibitor list

Exhibition Sponsorship Packages Option 3 — $2000 (multiple spaces) Two-delegate places (these will also be your stand representatives**).

Eight feet table

One booth

Logo and company profile in the hard copy conference program.

Logo and hyperlink to company website on sponsors

Highlight profile on the E-exhibitor list

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Other sponsorship

Flight Arrangement for the Guest Speakers (10 available @ $5000)

Meal and Beverages - $15000

Hotel Accommodation and Perks for the Invited Guest Speakers (2 available) - $8500

Golf sessions for the Invited Guest Speakers - $5000

Entertainment - $4500

Video and Media Coverage (2 available) - $12,500

Photography - $3000

Awards - $7500

Souvenirs - $7500

Invited Speaker Sponsorship - $15000

Benefits

Sponsor’s logo on the conference website.

1/16 page, portrait, colour company advertisement in the conference handbook

(artwork to be supplied by sponsor by the advised deadlines).

Acknowledgement as a Conference Partner Sponsor on printed 2016 International

Cyber Security and Intelligence Conference, including conference handbook

and promotional flyers (if confirmed prior to print).

Special recognition at the open session.

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Sponsorship and Exhibition Conditions

Ontario College of Management and Technology and the Organizing Committee; reserve the right to accept or reject any application for sponsorship at its absolute and unfettered discretion with their turn of any deposit paid.

Company advertisements and all integrations are subject to approval from

the Conference Organizing Committee.

All sponsorship / exhibition packages are HST inclusive.

Payment Terms – 50% deposit required prior to confirmation of sponsorship. Fifty percent (50%) final installment required by June 30, 2016. A Tax Invoice will be sent.

Full terms and conditions will be sent to each interested sponsor upon confirmation.

Confirm Sponsorship

Should you wish to confirm sponsorship, please return the completed Acceptance Form to Ontario College of Management and Technology (details listed under Sponsorship Enquires) and terms and conditions with a Tax Invoice will be forwarded for completion and approval.

Upon receipt of the deposit payment, a confirmation letter will be sent highlighting further information regarding benefits, due dates, etc.

If exhibiting, an Exhibition Kit which details information regarding booth

allocation, art work for logos and advertisements, specifications and delivery details for signage and other pertinent information will be sent at a later date. A Mississauga Convention Centre handbook and other information which contains important information such as exhibition regulations, delivery and access details, electrical testing and tagging requirements and lists of services available for hire and the necessary order forms will also be sent at a later date.

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Sponsorship Enquiries

Please contact Ontario College of Management and Technology to discuss sponsorship

packages and opportunities available in more detail:

Ontario College of Management and

Technology 510-240 Duncan Mill Road

Toronto, ON M3B 3S6

T: +1.416.444.6268

F: +1.416.447.6268

Email: icsic@ocmtontario.ca

Web: www.icsic.ocmtontario.ca

Allocation

Sponsorship and exhibition packages, which may be limited in number, will be generally

allocated to those organizations who apply earliest. Allocation of sponsorship packages and

booths regardless of the preference indicated, and alteration of the floor plan is at the

discretion of the Ontario College of Management and Technology and the Organizing

Committee, whose decision will be final.

Cancellation Policy

Once an Acceptance Form has been received, any cancellation must be advised in writing to

Ontario College of Management and Technology. If the cancellation is received up to 3

months before the event an administration fee of 25% of the total price is retained.

*If the cancellation is received less than 3 months prior, no refund is applicable.

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Detailed Requirements and Due Dates

The Conference Organizing Committee and Conference Organizer requirements

regarding the artwork for logos and advertisements, specifications and delivery

details for signage, arrangements for static display, delivery of satchel inserts or

other arrangements will be sent to you in a confirmation letter at a later date with

relevant due dates.

In the event that materials, information or artwork required by the Conference

Organizer are not received by the designated due date, their use for their

intended purpose cannot be guaranteed. The value of these entitlements will not

be re- funded if this is the case.

Logos will be requested in PDF, .jpg and .eps format, at least high resolution

300dpi. Should an alternative format be received, the Conference Organizer

cannot be held responsible for the quality of the logos displayed in any of the

promotional material.

Exceptional Circumstances

Ontario College of Management and Technology, and the Organizing Committee

reserve the right to change the venue and duration if exceptional circumstances

demand. In the event of a change of venue and/or duration, the agreement to

participate will remain in force as long as the sponsor/exhibitor is informed at

least one month before the planned conference.

Ontario College of Management and Technology, the Conference Organizing

Committee and Conference Organizer will use reasonable endeavors to remedy

the impact of exceptional circumstances.

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Venue | Location | Organizers Conference

Organizers

Ontario College of Management and Technology,

510-240 Duncan Mill Road,

Toronto ON

Committee:

Yomi Olalere, Esther Olly,

Nicole Rockson

Phone: +1.416.444.6268 | Fax: +1.416.447.6268 |

E: icsic@ocmtontario.ca | http://www.icsic.ocmtontario.ca

The Venue: All Stream Centre, Toronto

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Exhibitor Display Rules

The Organizing Committee shall determine the hours during which the exhibition shall be conducted and as to hours of access for exhibitors including variations of such times as shall be necessary.

The exhibition booth is to be fully manned and operational and removal or change

any of the areas will not commence, until after the exhibition closes on Friday, 16 September 2016.

No advertising material, such as banners, are allowed outside the designated booth

area. Excessive noise that inconveniences other exhibitors or the conference will not be allowed. The Conference Organizing Committee will be the judges as to whether there is an annoyance.

No obstruction of any form will be allowed in the aisles and walkways.

While companies are encouraged to pursue novel methods of attracting people with their stand, practices disadvantaging other companies or detracting from the exhibition will be discouraged.

The sponsor / exhibitor will acknowledge that the Conference Organizing Commit-

tee, Conference Organizer and Adelaide Convention Centre will not be responsible for any loss or damage to the sponsor’s / exhibitor’s property and that all exhibitor material and equipment is the sole responsibility of the exhibitor.

HST All amounts stipulated in this agreement include goods and services tax (HST) of

13%.

Organizations are invited to purchase a full, half or quarter of an A4 page (portrait)

colour advertisement in the 2016 International Cyber Security and Intelligence

Conference handbook. Specifications and dates for receiving advertisement will be

advised closer to the conference.

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Liability / Insurance

In the event of industrial disruptions or natural disasters, Ontario College of Management and Technology, and the Organizing Committee, cannot accept responsibility for any financial or other losses incurred by the delegates.

Ontario College of Management and Technology take no responsibility for injury

or damage to persons or property occurring during the 2016 International Cyber Security and Intelligence Conference (ICSIC). All insurance, including medical cover, or expenses incurred in the event of the cancellation of the 2016 Cyber Security and Intelligence Conference is the individual delegate’s responsibility.

Attendees are encouraged to choose a travel insurance policy that includes loss

of fees/ deposits through cancellation of your participation in the 2016 International Cyber Security and Intelligence Conference (ICSIC), or through the cancellation of the 2016 International Cyber Security and Intelligence Conference itself, loss of airfares for any reason, medical expenses, loss or damage to personal property, additional expenses and repatriation should travel arrangements have to be altered. Ontario College of Management and Technology, and the Organizing Committee will take no responsibility for any participant failing to in- sure.

The sponsor/exhibitor is responsible for all personal injury, damage to property

or other losses, liabilities or claims arising in connection with the sponsor’s/ exhibitor’s participation at the 2016 International Cyber Security and Intelligence Conference. The sponsor/exhibitor will indemnify the Organizers in respect of any losses, liabilities or claims in respect thereof. The sponsor/exhibitor agrees to participate at its own risk and to take out adequate insurance in respect of all such losses, liabilities and claims.

Ontario College of Management and Technology, the Organizing Committee,

and the Mississauga Convention Centre, will take all reasonable precautions, to ensure the building is secure. To assist us, all persons attending the 2016 International Cyber Security and Intelligence (ICSIC) must wear the official 2016 International Cyber Security and Intelligence Conference name badge at all times.

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Partnerships

Nothing contained in this agreement will be deemed to constitute a partnership, joint venture

or agency relationship between you and Ontario College of Management and Technology

and/or the Conference Organizers and you must not do anything where you will, in any way,

be represented that you are a partner of the Ontario College of Management and Technology

and/or the Conference Organizing Committee.

Sponsorship and Exhibition Packages

Sponsorship Proposal current as at February 1, 2016. Please refer to the sponsorship

packages in this Proposal for outlined benefits. Any variations to the description of each

package must be as agreed in writing with the Conference Organizer. Sponsorship and

exhibition entitlements will not commence until the Acceptance Form and deposit is received

by the Conference Organizer.

Trade Registrations

Trade registrants are not permitted to attend conference sessions or social functions unless

the relevant tickets are offered as part of the particular sponsorship or exhibition package.

However, should trade registrants wish to attend the conference as a delegate or attend social

functions, the appropriate registration form must be completed and forwarded to the

Conference Organizers together with the applicable registration fee.

Specific sponsor/exhibitor registration forms will be sent at a later date.

Venue

The sponsor/exhibitor and the representatives, agents, contractors and invitees of the sponsor/

exhibitor are also to observe the rules, regulations and procedures as prescribed by the All

Stream Centre.

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Sponsorship Acceptance Form

Should you wish to confirm sponsorship, please return this form to All Occasions Management at icsic@ocmtontario.ca. Contact Person (all correspondence will be forwarded to this person):

Organization: Ontario College of Management and Technology

Position: ICSIC Event Representative

Name: Nicole Rockson

Address: 510-240 Duncan Mill Road M3B 3S6

Phone: (416) 444 6268

Email:_icsic@ocmtontario.ca

**All level of Sponsorship amounts is in Canadian dollars and include HST**

Please check off Conference Handbook Advertising choice:

□ $1200 Full Page □$800 Half Page □ $600 Quarter Page

Platinum $25,000 Flight for Speakers $5000

Gold $20,000 Hotel Accommodation &

Perks

$8500

Diamond $15,000 Golf Sessions $5000

Silver $7,500 Entertainment $4500

Bronze $5,000 Video & Media $12500

Invited Speaker $5,000 Photography $3000

Exhibition Booth $4,500 Awards $7500

Exhibition Table

(Opt.1)

$3,500 Souvenirs $7500

Exhibition Table

(Opt.2)

$2,500

Exhibition Table

(Opt.3)

$2000

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Your sponsorship goes a long way and a step closer toward ensuring

cyberattacks are brought to the center of global discussions and dealt with

through strategic actions.

Thank You!

ICSIC Committee