Sept 16 · Toronto

Government Cybersecurity Showcase Ontario

Qohash is chairing the Government Cybersecurity Showcase; one day to learn how Ontario’s public sector is protecting sensitive data in the age of AI.

Where to find us on September 16

Qohash is the Chair Sponsor of the Government Cybersecurity Showcase Ontario on September 16, 2026 at the Automotive Building in Toronto. As the official sponsor of the event, we are deeply invested in the conversations shaping Ontario’s cybersecurity future.

Find us at Booth 3 for live demos throughout the day, and join us for our keynote session and roundtable discussion.

About Qohash

Qohash is a data security posture management platform that reduces risk across the whole estate, cloud collaboration suites, file servers and endpoints alike, in weeks rather than quarters, at a price that does not move with data volume.

Unlike cloud data security platforms that copy data to a vendor cloud to inspect it, then hand findings to another tool to act on, Qohash runs on an operationally sovereign architecture: classification and enforcement happen where the data already lives, so nothing is sent to Qohash for analysis, and remediation acts on the live source rather than a stale copy.

Meet the team

Time at events moves fast. Reserve 30 minutes with us before September 16 and arrive with a specific question. We’ll have a senior team member ready to answer it.

Terry Zoryk

Senior Vice President Sales

Nick Deshpande

Senior Director of Solutions Engineering

Why This Matters for the Ontario Government

Qohash’s operationally sovereign architecture answers all three: it knows where the data is, it never holds a copy, and it operates entirely within the customer’s environment.

What that delivers for Ontario ministries and agencies:

  • Your exposure falls fast, and you can watch it fall. More than 95% of sensitive data risk sits in fewer than 5% of files. Most customers achieve 75% risk reduction in the first 90 days.
  • You can prove it to whoever asks. Board, auditor, IPC, or Treasury Board, from one system rather than reconciled across several.
  • You can turn AI on without losing control of what it reaches. The result is a security function that can answer the only question that matters in an incident room: not “we are still assessing,” but exactly which data and which data subjects are affected, and what happens next.

Speaking sessions

Enforce policies that ensure only the right data is accessible to AI tools – and block access to everything

Welcome from the Chair
9:20 AM – 9:30 AM

As Chair Sponsor, Qohash opens the day. Terry Zoryk, SVP, will set the tone for what Ontario’s public sector needs to confront head-on: the gap between digital transformation ambition and the state of the sensitive data that underpins it.

Roundtable discussion
1:30 PM – 2:30 PM

This roundtable works through the practical challenge: how do you give AI systems access to what they need, without exposing what they should never reach? Nick Deshpande, Senior Director of Solutions Engineering, will facilitate a peer conversation on what safe and sovereign AI adoption requires.

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