 Canadian Technical Security Conference
Professional Development TSCM Group Inc., is pleased to
confirm the dates and venue for the 7th
Annual Canadian Technical Security Conference
(CTSC) event in Cornwall Ontario.
The 7th Annual
Canadian Technical Security Conference (CTSC 2012) will be held at the
NAV CENTRE in Cornwall Ontario from Monday April 23, 2012 to Wednesday
April 25, 2012.
Planning to
Attend?
The annual Canadian Technical Security Conference
(CTSC) TM event is a three (3) day
professional development and networking opportunity with a local,
regional, national and
international following of professional technical operators, TSCM
specific and test & measurement based
equipment manufacturers and service providers.
Our annual CTSC conference event is an absolute must attend event for local,
regional and international technical security professionals from the private
sector, corporate security industry, financial sector, oil, gas and
mining sector, government, law enforcement and military organizations
and agencies.
CTSC 2012 is financially sponsored by the Technical Security
branch (TSB) of Professional Development TSCM Group Inc., and is
designed to provide a professional networking and educational component
at all operational levels.
CTSC 2012
Official Dates
Sunday April 22, 2012 (Optional
Travel Day - Exhibitor Setup)
Monday April 23, 2012 (Day 1)
Tuesday April 24, 2012 (Day 2)
Wednesday, April 25, 2012 (Day
3)
CTSC 2012
- Venue
The venue for CTSC 2012 has been
confirmed at the
NAV CENTRE
1950 Montreal
Road, Cornwall
Ontario
Canada K6H 6L2
Tel:
613-936-5800
Toll free:
1-877-832-6416
Call for Presentations (CTSC
2012)
You won't want to miss this unique
professional development and networking opportunity.
Please be sure to note that
the posted deadlines and requirements will be strictly enforced.
If you have any questions, contact
Paul D Turner, TSS TSI for additional information
about exhibit space, advertising, marketing availability, corporate sponsorship
and recognition opportunities.
The CTSC 2012 Conference event committee has issued
a formal call for presentations for this year's conference event.
Presentation and product demonstration opportunities for CTSC 2012 are limited;
and anyone interested in presenting at the conference will need to
review the "Call for Presentations" information page for details and
the posted submission deadlines.
Please understand that In order to facilitate
strong professional development content for CTSC 2012, all interested
presenters and speakers must follow the guidelines and deadlines for
submission as specified.
It is essential that interested parties meet the deadlines for submission of all requested
information as published on the "Call for Presentations" page
or submit a Presenter Registration Form
online.
PDTG Inc., under the operational umbrella of the
Technical Security Branch (TSB) organized the first annual CTSC
2006 event which later prompted
the creation of the Canadian Technical Security Professional Association
(CTSPA).
Both the conference and professional
association are part of a bigger picture that involves a globally
networked, elite group of TSCM professionals working together to enhance
the credibility and profile of the importance of the Technical Security industry in Canada and
beyond.
Canadian Technical Security Professional Association
(CTSPA)
The CTSPA is accepting applications for
certified TSS Designates (Voting), Regular (Voting), and Associate
(Non-Voting) membership status.
The CTSPA is a (by designation) a
professional association of dedicated Technical Security professionals from Canada and around the globe.
Please visit
CTSPA Online for membership
prerequisites, membership categories, and other information.
CTSPA Online, contains and a wealth of additional information
about becoming a member of the only professional association of
this scope and focus.
The CTSPA is one of only a few
organizations in North America dedicated to the advancement of the
Technical Security industry, by bringing together a unique group of industry
professionals from the private sector, corporate security world, law
enforcement, intelligence craft, government and military.
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