Published September 11, 2024

Last Updated September 10, 2024

Oceans Advance Newsletter – September 11, 2024

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This virtual event will include updates and information from the OSC, as well as a live vote by members entitled to vote on the proposed slate of Board Directors and appointment of OSC Auditors. Information on how to join the event virtually will be sent to you in a few weeks. If you are entitled to vote at the meeting, you will receive unique log-in credentials and instructions one week in advance of the meetin

Additional details can be found in your inbox from the OSC Membership team. 

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Course Details: 

• Program Website: https://oceansupercluster.ca/oaitf/
• Course Name: Ocean AI & Technology Foundations 
• Price: $100 plus applicable taxes 
• Duration: 90 minutes per session. One session=one topic per week
• Nine Session Topics: 1. Data Management; 2. Data Science and Analytics; 3. Cybersecurity Fundamentals; 4. Cloud for Business; 5. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning; 6. AI in Productivity and Business Processes  
• 7. Ethics, Policy, and Governance in Digital and AI Technologies; 8. Emerging Technologies; 9. Digital Transformation Strategies  
• Start Date: Sep 28 | Oct 1 | Oct 3 
• Sessions:
  • Thursdays 3pm PT | 6pm ET | 7pm AT: Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Nov 7, 14, 21, 28;
  • Tuesdays 8am PT | 11am ET | noon AT: Oct 1, 8 ,15, 22, 29, Nov 5, 12, 19, 26;
  • Saturdays 8am PT | 11am ET | noon AT: Sep 28, Oct 5, 19, 26, Nov 2, 9, 16, 23, 30;

Why You Don’t Want to Miss This: 

• Expert Instruction: Learn from 9 experts. 
• Exclusive Content: Leverage AI safely and effectively in your work today. 
• Networking Opportunities: Connect with like-minded peers and professionals in the ocean industry. 

How to Register: 

1. Click the registration button below.
2. Confirm Your Spot: Follow the instructions to apply today. 50% of the cohort seats are reserved exclusively for current OSC members. All selected applicants will be contacted. 

If you have any questions, please email [email protected]  

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ACADA Cybersecurity Breakfast with CP-CSC

Join ACADA as we welcome delegates from across the country to network and hear from the Cyber Security Certification Secretariat (CP-CSC) on the latest cybersecurity requirements for defence contracts.  

The Canadian Program of Cyber Security Certification is the Government of Canada’s new contracting requirement to shore up the protection of unclassified information held by Canada’s defence suppliers. Once in place, the Program will introduce mandatory cyber security requirements in select defence contracts. 

Join us for a presentation and Q&A with Joanne Lostracco, Director General of Public Service and Procurement Canada’s Washington Sector to find out more about this new initiative and what it means for the Canadian defence industry.

Location: The Prince George Hotel (1725 Market St, Halifax, NS B3J 3N9) 
Date: October 1, 2024 
Time: 8am-10am (doors open at 7:45am)

Cost: $35 members / $50 non-members 

As a valued member of Oceans Advance, and in partnership with ACADA, we are pleased to offer you members pricing. Contact Audra ([email protected]) for discount code to enter at time of registration.

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Maritime Cybersecurity – Building Resiliency

Cybersecurity is a critical issue in all areas of the maritime industry. Multiple control systems, protocols and standards, both onshore and offshore, sometimes operating independently, do little to build system resiliency. Adding to the risks is the advent of autonomous technology and remote operations. The Fisheries and Marine Institute is again hosting a seminar in St. John’s, NL to highlight and bring awareness to Canadian marine stakeholders of the risks of maritime cybersecurity and how to address them through collaborative education, training, and research.

Objectives

To bring together cybersecurity experts and maritime stakeholders to gain knowledge of the issues in the industry

To discuss areas for collaborative innovation to enhance Canada’s maritime resiliency
To showcase the education, training, and research that can be utilized to address maritime cybersecurity

October 29, 2024 – Hear from experts in Canada and from around the world on cybersecurity challenges in the maritime industry and ways to overcome them.

Audience

• Energy Sector
• Ports and Port Authorities
• Government
• Shipping
• Academia

Location: The Launch, Holyrood (hybrid)

Oranized by Oceans Advance Member:

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Human Factors and Organizational Safety in High-Risk Critical Industries

Advancing technologies and the changing demands on the design, organization, and operations of safety-critical work systems, and the people within these work systems requires continual inputs and iterative cycles in order to ensure optimized human performance, safety and system functioning. 

The Human Factors in Control (HFC) Canada Network is a knowledge sharing platform for stakeholders who have interests in these operations within the human factors context, with a particular focus on offshore and maritime sectors. Our aim is to engage together to share lessons learned and continue to advance knowledge to improve operational safety. We also welcome learnings from other relevant safety-critical domains such as aviation, road and rail transport, and other land-based operations.

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