Quarterly Update Luncheon with KPMG

Join us and KPMG for our first Quarterly Update Luncheon of 2018!

This luncheon is proudly sponsored by KPMG. 

Cyber breaches and their impact: Are you prepared?

Increasingly frequent cyber security breaches are shining a spotlight on the significant impact they can have on the operations, reputation, profitability, and exposure to litigation for organizations of all sizes.

Understanding the risks and taking precautions to prevent and defend against these situations is critical. Joseph Coltson will share experiences and insights on the top threats companies are facing, bracing for litigation, breach reporting, and building effective response plans to address these risks.

Joseph Coltson 

Partner, National Leader, Clients & Markets, Forensic Technology and Cyber Response. 

Joseph is a Partner and National Leader, Clients & Markets, Forensic Technology and Cyber Response, responsible for Cyber Security Incident Response, eDiscovery, Forensic Services, and investigative support.  Joseph has over 25 years of forensic and investigative experience.

Event details

Date | Tuesday, February 27

Time | 11:30am - 1:30pm

Location | Hotel 540 | Rivers Room

Cost | Members $40 | Non-Members $60 | Member Table of 6 $240 

Prior to KPMG, Joseph was Managing Director in charge of Duff & Phelps Global eDiscovery, Forensic Technology and Cyber Security practice overseeing forensic labs in Canada, the U.S. and the U.K. 

Prior to Duff & Phelps, Joseph was President and co-founder of Harvester Forensics Ltd., a Vice President at KPMG, and is a 16 year veteran police officer from the Peel Regional Police having spent nearly five years in Peel’s Technological Crimes Unit. 

Joseph has testified at all levels of court proceedings and has been qualified as an expert witness on a number of occasions in both criminal and civil matters. Joseph has worked on a number of high profile cases, and was profiled as an expert in a documentary about a particular homicide on which he investigated and testified.

Outside Duff & Phelps, Joseph has taught and developed Data Forensic, eDiscovery, cyber and investigative courses and lectures at the University, College and professional levels.  Joseph has instructed Crown Attorneys and civil litigators on technological evidence on a number of occasions, and has presented to the Ontario Crown Attorney’s Association on computer forensics.