#CyberNorth Insight Seminar | From Breach to Recovery: Lessons from Instructure & SUNET — The Attack on the LMS Canvas

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Why this webinar?

While some information was shared during and after the attack on the LMS platform Canvas, many students, educators, and cybersecurity professionals were left with questions. What actually happened? How were decisions made? What lessons can be learned? As educators and students in cybersecurity, we simply asked the organisations at the centre of the attack whether they would be willing to share their experiences with the broader cybersecurity community. To their credit, both Instructure and SUNET immediately responded with openness and a willingness to contribute.

This Insight Seminar is the result...

Rather than focusing on headlines or speculation, this session offers a unique opportunity to learn directly from those involved, reflect on the technical, organisational, legal, and ethical challenges they faced, and discuss the lessons that can help strengthen our collective cybersecurity resilience. Cybersecurity attacks will continue to happen. By sharing experiences and lessons learned, we can better prepare the next generation of cybersecurity professionals for the realities they will face in practice.

This seminar is arranged as an initiative by the Master's Programme in Cybersecurity at Luleå University of Technology, a partner in Cybercampus Sweden, in collaboration with #CyberNorth.
Seats are limited. We encourage you to register early to secure your place.

Participating Organizations:
Representatives from Instructure and SUNET will participate in the seminar and share their perspectives, experiences, and reflections on the attack on the Canvas LMS platform. Questions from Participants: Participants are welcome to submit questions in advance when registering.

Tentative Agenda:
Learning Block 1 — Understanding the Attack |
What happened, and how did the situation evolve?
Learning Block 2 — Decision-Making Under Uncertainty | How do organizations make decisions when information is incomplete?
Learning Block 3 — Trust, Ethics, and Dealing with Cybercriminal Actors | Exploring the difficult questions
Learning Block 4 — Reflections and Lessons for the Future | What should the next generation of cybersecurity professionals learn?
Zoom-Out: Open discussion, student questions, and closing reflections

SAIUX - Secure AI User Experience

The event is hosted by SAIUX (20379663) project.
Financial support from Interreg Aurora, Region Norrbotten, and Lapin Liitto is gratefully acknowledged.

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