Event overview

Overview

INCYBER Forum Canada brings together government, defence, law enforcement, industry, academia and international delegations for three days of cybersecurity and trusted-AI dialogue in Canada's National Capital Region. The 2026 edition is the 5th iteration and is organised by Forward Global.

Day 1 (1 December) features thought-leader sessions and a welcome reception at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau; Days 2–3 (2–3 December) move to Rogers Centre Ottawa for full days of keynotes, panels and live technical demonstrations across five main stages: National Cyber Resilience, Cyber Stage, The Arena, AI & Digital Trust, and the Leaders Lounge. The event also includes a trade-show floor, start-up competition and dedicated networking, convening speakers and delegations from over 35 countries.

TL;DR

1INCYBER Forum Canada 2026 is the 5th edition, running 1–3 December 2026.
2Day 1 is in the afternoon at the Canadian Museum of History, Gatineau; Days 2–3 are at Rogers Centre Ottawa.
3Five main stages: National Cyber Resilience, Cyber Stage, The Arena, AI & Digital Trust, and the Leaders Lounge.
4Organised by Forward Global; it convenes 40+ international delegations from over 35 countries.
5Focus areas include cybersecurity, trusted AI, quantum technologies and digital resilience.

Why visit

• Attend the 5th edition of Canada's pan-Canadian and international cybersecurity and trusted-AI forum. • Access five main stages covering national cyber resilience, cyber, live technical demos (The Arena), AI & digital trust, and the Leaders Lounge. • Meet 40+ international delegations from over 35 countries and senior government, defence, law-enforcement, industry and academic decision-makers. • Watch live technical demonstrations and start-up competition activity on the trade-show floor. • Build partnerships in Canada's National Capital Region, a hub for defence, AI and cyber innovation.

Why exhibit

• Reach a concentrated audience of public- and private-sector cyber and AI decision-makers. • Connect with 40+ international delegations and participants from over 35 countries. • Align your brand with Canada's priorities in cyber, trusted AI, quantum and digital resilience. • Showcase technology on the main trade-show floor, adjacent to five stages that drive visitor traffic. • Network with primes, SMEs, government, military and law-enforcement buyers and partners.

Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

Who this event is for

Visitor profile

Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

CISOs and senior cybersecurity and IT leaders

Government, defence and law-enforcement officials

Public-sector policy makers and regulators

Industry executives and prime contractors

SMEs and start-ups in cybersecurity and AI

Researchers and academics

International delegations and trade representatives

Investors, partners and consultants

Exhibitor profile

Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

Cybersecurity solution providers

Trusted AI and AI safety vendors

Quantum technology companies

Digital trust and digital identity providers

Cloud and data protection vendors

Operational technology and industrial security firms

Government innovation agencies and national/regional delegations

Consultancies and managed security service providers

Product categories

Key solution areas showcased across the event.

Cybersecurity solutions and services

Trusted AI and AI safety

Quantum technologies

Digital trust and digital identity

Cloud security

Data protection and privacy

Digital resilience and critical infrastructure protection

Location & Facilities

Venue

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Rogers Centre Ottawa

55 Colonel By Drive, K1N 9J2 Ottawa, Canada

Facilities

Parking

A two-level underground facility with 730 spaces, with entrances on Daly Avenue and Nicholas Street South and exits on Nicholas Street South. There are accessible spaces near the Rideau Centre entrances. Payment is handled via on-site stations, a QR code, or the hangTag app.

730 spaces ·

Accessibility

The venue is fully accessible and AODA-compliant, built with universal-design principles including automatic door openers, accessible washrooms, ramps, tactile floors, and obstacle-free interior routes.

Cloakroom

A coat room is located on the venue's first level, useful for storing winter outerwear during December.

Food options

In-house catering and beverage service

On-site dining

Parking: According to the event's official practical information page, the closest parking to Rogers Centre Ottawa is a two-level underground parking garage with 730 spaces, with three entrances on Daly Avenue and South Nicholas Street.

Gate: The venue is directly served by O-Train Line 1 (Confederation Line) at Rideau Station, and by OC Transpo bus stops named Rideau, Mackenzie King and Nicholas.

Attend

Entry & tickets

Trade-only

Event days & opening times

DayOpening hours

Day 1 (Tue 1 December 2026)afternoon thought-leader sessions and welcome reception at the Canadian Museum of History, Gatineau

Days 2–3 (Wed–Thu 2–3 December 2026)full days of speakers, panels and live technical demos on five stages at Rogers Centre Ottawa

Event daysDetailed daily opening hours have not been published

Leader's Pass
Full access including the Leaders Lounge, per the official registration page.
CA$850.00
Visitor Pass
Standard visitor access, per the official registration page.
CA$200.00
Government & Defence Pass
Free for Canadian public-sector personnel registering with a professional email.
Veteran Pass
Free for veterans holding an NDI75 card.
Indigenous Peoples in Canada Pass
Per the official registration page.
CA$200.00
Press Pass
Free for accredited media only.

Ticket info

Ticket notes

Passes per the official 2026 registration page: Leader's Pass for full access including the Leaders Lounge; Visitor Pass; Government & Defence Pass (free for the Canadian public sector with a professional email); Veteran Pass (free with NDI75 card); Indigenous Peoples in Canada Pass; and Press Pass (free for accredited media only).

Who runs the show

Organisers

Forward Global

Event organiser

Website

InCyber Forum

Event brand and organiser

Website

Partnership Enquiries

Partnership and sponsorship contact

Email Website

General Canada Contact

Event contact

Email Website

Communications

Press and communications contact

Email Website

What's on

Programme

Topic tracks

National Cyber Resilience StageThe ArenaCyber StageINCYBER Leaders Lounge

Awards

INCYBER Forum Canada Grand Prix

Annual

Award presented as part of the INCYBER Forum Canada programme; in 2025 the Grand Prix was awarded to CyberDefense.AI and the Jury Prize went to MindShield.

Grand PrixJury Prize

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How the last edition performed

Previous edition

Current edition

2026 · 5,000 visitors · 200 exhibitors

Fifth Canadian edition of the InCyber Forum, relocating from Montréal to the National Capital Region (Ottawa-Gatineau). Opening ceremony and reception take place on December 1, 2026 in Gatineau, with the main trade show held December 2-3, 2026 at the Rogers Conference Centre in Ottawa. Organizers state the programme will feature five main stages and expect over 40 international delegations. No official visitor or exhibitor forecasts have been published for this edition yet.

Forecast — not final

Visitors

2,600

Exhibitors

120

Visitor countries

Growth over time

Edition recap

The 4th Canadian edition of the InCyber Forum (INCYBER Forum Canada 2025) was held on 14-15 October 2025 at the Palais des congrès de Montréal.

According to the official post-show key figures, the edition gathered 2,600 visitors, 120 exhibitors and participants from 30 represented countries, with the programme delivered by a large roster of speakers. The event continued to position itself as the leading pan-Canadian meeting point for cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and digital trust, connecting government, industry, academia, defence and law enforcement stakeholders.

The 2025 programme centred on digital sovereignty and the role of cybersecurity and AI as a societal imperative.

New this edition

1
Relocation to the National Capital Region
For its 5th edition the InCyber Forum Canada moves from Montréal to Ottawa-Gatineau, hosting events across both sides of the Ottawa River.
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Three-day format
The 2026 edition runs December 1-3, 2026, with an opening evening on December 1 and the trade show on December 2-3.
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Opening at the Canadian Museum of History
The opening ceremony and welcome reception are planned at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau on December 1, 2026.
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Rogers Conference Centre as main trade show venue
The main exhibition and conference programme take place at the Rogers Conference Centre in Ottawa on December 2-3, 2026.
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Five main stages
The programme is organized around five main stages, including the National Cyber Resilience Stage and The Arena.
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Expanded international delegation programme
Organizers expect more than 40 international delegations to attend the 2026 edition in Ottawa-Gatineau.
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Next edition outlook

2026-12-01 – 2026-12-03

confirmed

The 5th edition of the InCyber Forum Canada will be held December 1-3, 2026 in Ottawa-Gatineau, moving the event from Montréal to Canada's National Capital Region. The opening ceremony and reception are planned at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau on December 1, with the main trade show taking place December 2-3 at the Rogers Conference Centre in Ottawa. The programme is expected to feature five main stages and more than 40 international delegations, focusing on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and digital trust.

Relocation from Montréal to Ottawa-Gatineau Three-day format instead of the previous two-day format Opening ceremony at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau Main trade show at the Rogers Conference Centre in Ottawa Five main stages and an expanded international delegation programme

Impact

A bigger and stronger platform

The fourth Canadian edition of the InCyber Forum took place on October 14-15, 2025 at the Palais des congrès de Montréal, with digital sovereignty and the convergence of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence as its central themes. Official post-show key figures report 2,600 visitors, 120 exhibitors, 100 speakers and 30 represented countries, sustaining the event's position as the leading pan-Canadian and international gathering on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and digital trust. The edition reaffirmed Montréal as a North American hub for security expertise before the event's planned relocation to the National Capital Region in 2026.

Audience quality

High-value decision-makers

The InCyber Forum Canada audience is composed primarily of senior decision-makers and professionals from government and public administration, digital services, industry, banking and finance, and audit and consulting, alongside defence, academia and law enforcement. Official visitor-sector data from the most recent edition are led by digital services (23.7%), public administration and public service (18.8%), industry (12.9%) and banking/finance (12.3%), reflecting a concentration of public- and private-sector buyers and policy influencers.

Exhibitor outcomes

Real business growth

The event concentrates government, defence, critical-infrastructure and private-sector cybersecurity buyers in a single venue, giving exhibitors direct access to senior decision-makers from across Canada and to visiting international delegations. Organizers emphasize networking between solution providers, public authorities and researchers, supported by five thematic stages and an expanded delegation programme for the 2026 edition in the National Capital Region.

Intelligence

Market context

Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

Canada — National Capital Region (Ottawa-Gatineau), Ontario and Quebec

Why it matters

INCYBER Forum Canada is the region's flagship pan-Canadian and international cybersecurity and trusted-AI event, run by Forward Global, the organiser behind Europe's leading digital-trust forum. Its 2026 move to the National Capital Region places it at the centre of Canada's federal government, defence, and technology ecosystem, giving exhibitors and sponsors direct access to government buyers, prime contractors, and international delegations that are otherwise hard to reach. For buyers, the multi-stage program spanning national resilience, threat response, innovation, and CISO networking offers a concentrated view of Canada's cyber, AI, and quantum agenda and the vendors shaping it.

Industry trends

Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

Convergence of cybersecurity and trusted AI

The event frames cybersecurity, trusted AI, and quantum technologies as national priorities, reflecting a market shift toward securing AI systems and data rather than networks alone.

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Defence and dual-use technology investment

Ottawa-Gatineau is positioned as a national defence-innovation hub, with growing public and private investment in dual-use cyber, AI, and quantum capabilities.

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Public-private and international collaboration

The 2026 edition expects a large number of international delegations, signalling a trend toward government-to-industry and cross-border matchmaking in cybersecurity trade shows.

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National digital resilience as a policy priority

A dedicated national cyber resilience stage and a theme built around cyber security, AI, quantum, and national digital resilience underscore policy-driven demand for resilience solutions.

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Market news

Latest updates from across the market.

2026-02-10

INCYBER Forum Canada selects Ottawa-Gatineau for 2026

The National Capital Region was chosen to host the 5th Canadian edition, December 1-3, 2026, bringing government, industry, and international delegations to Ottawa and Gatineau.

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2026-02-11

Ottawa expects more than 4,000 delegates and about $5.4M in economic impact

Ottawa Tourism announced the event is expected to draw more than 4,000 delegates, generate thousands of room nights, and deliver about $5.4 million in regional economic impact.

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2026-06-08

Organiser unveils 2026 theme: Forging the future

The 5th edition is framed around cybersecurity, AI, quantum, and national digital resilience, with multiple stages and a VIP Leaders Lounge in the Rogers Centre ballroom.

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2026-05-26

Canada expands eTA eligibility to Indonesia and Malaysia

Eligible citizens of Indonesia and Malaysia may now apply for an eTA instead of a visitor visa for air travel, easing access for new international delegate markets.

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Global cybersecurity and digital-trust circuit around INCYBER Forum Canada 2026

Plan 6-9 months ahead for flagship events. The December INCYBER Canada overlaps the holiday season, so book flights and rooms early.

A complementary calendar of major cybersecurity and digital-trust events across Europe and North America in 2026. INCYBER Forum Canada in December anchors the year-end in Ottawa, following the flagship INCYBER Europe in Lille, the spring RSAC and CYBERUK events, and the autumn US shows.

23–26 Mar 2026

RSAC 2026 Conference

San Francisco, United States

Held at the Moscone Center and widely regarded as the largest vendor-facing security trade show worldwide.

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31 Mar – 2 Apr 2026

Forum InCyber Europe 2026

Lille, France

Sister event to the Canadian forum, run by the same organiser, Forward Global.

website

21–23 Apr 2026

CYBERUK 2026

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Hosted by the National Cyber Security Centre; a strong public-sector counterpart to INCYBER.

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6–8 May 2026

ISACA North America Conference 2026

Las Vegas, United States

Aligns closely with the digital-trust theme of the INCYBER circuit.

website

1–6 Aug 2026

Black Hat USA 2026

Las Vegas, United States

The premier researcher- and technical-focused event, complementing the policy focus of INCYBER.

website

24–28 Oct 2026

ISC2 Security Congress 2026

Denver (Gaylord Rockies), United States

Strong workforce and practitioner angle, positioned ahead of the December INCYBER Canada.

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Spring (March-April 2026)

RSAC 2026 ConferenceForum InCyber Europe 2026CYBERUK 2026

The busiest spring cluster across North America and Europe; INCYBER Europe is the direct sister event.

Summer-Autumn (May-October 2026)

ISACA North America Conference 2026Black Hat USA 2026ISC2 Security Congress 2026

US-focused technical, digital-trust, and practitioner events leading up to the year-end.

Year-end (December 2026)

INCYBER Forum Canada 2026

Closes the calendar in Ottawa-Gatineau and is the only major December anchor in this circuit.

Dates for RSAC, Forum InCyber Europe, CYBERUK, ISACA, Black Hat USA, and ISC2 Security Congress were drawn from organisers' announcements and the CISA NICCS events listing. Schedules are subject to change and should be reconfirmed before booking.

Plan your trip

Travel & logistics

Local currency · CAD

Arrival airports

Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

YOW

Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport

Ottawa's only major commercial airport and the primary gateway for the event. Served by taxi, ride-hail, rental cars, and OC Transpo bus Route 97 plus the O-Train Line 4 airport link to the downtown rail network.

Approximately 14 km

to venue

About 15-20 minutes by car

by car

YND

Gatineau-Ottawa Executive Airport

General and private/charter aviation airport in Gatineau, Quebec. Convenient for delegates attending pre-events at the Canadian Museum of History across the river.

Approximately 10 km

to venue

About 15-20 minutes by car

by car

YUL

Montréal-Trudeau International Airport

Large international hub alternative for delegates without direct YOW service. Requires a road transfer or connecting train/bus to Ottawa.

Approximately 200 km

to venue

About 2 hours by car

by car

Hotel tiers

A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

Budget

Centretown, Gatineau, and peripheral districts

USD 75–120 / night

Estimated range of roughly CAD $100-165 per night. Economy hotels and motels further from the Rideau Centre; Gatineau options suit the Day 1 pre-events.

Mid-range

Downtown / ByWard Market / Elgin Street

USD 120–200 / night

Estimated range of roughly CAD $165-275 per night. Business-class hotels within walking distance or one O-Train stop of the venue.

Premium

Downtown core / Rideau Canal

USD 200–350 / night

Estimated range of roughly CAD $275-475 or more per night. Full-service and luxury hotels such as Fairmont Château Laurier and Andaz Ottawa ByWard Market.

Local transport

Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

Public transit (OC Transpo bus and O-Train)

Estimated costCAD $4.10-4.15 single adult fare

Best forYOW to downtown via Route 97 bus or O-Train Line 4 airport spur, transferring to the Confederation Line at Rideau or Parliament stations

Direct and inexpensive, with the airport link connecting to the Confederation Line that serves the venue area.

Taxi

Estimated costCAD $35-45 (estimated)

Best forYOW to Rogers Centre Ottawa downtown

Fastest door-to-door option, especially in poor winter weather.

Ride-hail (Uber/Lyft)

Estimated costCAD $25-40 (estimated)

Best forYOW to downtown Ottawa

Readily available at the airport; cost varies with demand and weather.

Rental car

Estimated costVariable daily rate plus parking

Best forYOW rental centre to downtown and Gatineau venues

Useful for travelling between Ottawa and Gatineau pre-events, but note winter driving conditions and downtown parking fees.

Walking

Estimated costFree

Best forBetween downtown hotels, Rogers Centre Ottawa, and the ByWard Market

The venue and most downtown hotels are in a compact, walkable core, though winter conditions require appropriate footwear.

Plan your trip

Visa & entry documents

Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

Visa not required

ATA Carnet: accepted

Type	Who needs it	Fee	Processing
Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)	Visa-exempt foreign nationals travelling to Canada by air, such as most EU citizens, the UK, Australia, and Japan. US citizens are exempt from the eTA.	$5.00	Usually within minutes; can take several days if supporting documents are requested.
Temporary Resident Visa (visitor visa)	Nationals of visa-required countries who are not eligible for an eTA.	$73.00	Varies by country; biometrics may be required, which adds time.

US citizens need only a valid passport and require no visa or eTA. US lawful permanent residents are also eTA-exempt with proof of status. Citizens of visa-exempt countries (much of Europe, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and others) travel visa-free but require an eTA when arriving by air. As of May 26, 2026, eligible citizens of Indonesia and Malaysia may apply for an eTA rather than a visitor visa. Canada does not offer visa-on-arrival for this event, so all pre-travel authorizations must be secured before boarding.

Canada is a signatory to the ATA Carnet convention and accepts ATA Carnets for the temporary, duty-free importation of exhibition goods, professional equipment, and commercial samples, provided the goods qualify for temporary importation and are re-exported within the carnet's validity period.

Official visa page

Weather

December in Ottawa is cold and snowy. Average daytime highs are around -1°C (30°F) and nighttime lows around -9°C (16°F), with roughly 50 cm of monthly snowfall and short daylight hours. Expect icy sidewalks and possible travel delays during snowstorms.

Plan for the climate

Check temperatures and pack accordingly

Venue connectivity

Rogers Centre Ottawa sits in the downtown core on the Rideau Canal, steps from Parliament Hill, the Rideau Centre shopping complex, and the ByWard Market. The venue is served by the O-Train Confederation Line (Rideau and Parliament stations) and multiple OC Transpo bus routes. Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier Airport (YOW) is about 14 km away, reachable by OC Transpo Route 97 and the O-Train Line 4 airport spur. The Day 1 pre-events are across the river at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, a short bridge crossing from downtown.

Ride-hailing

Taxis

Public transit

Car rentals

Cultural notes

Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

Bilingual National Capital Region

Ottawa in Ontario is predominantly English-speaking while neighbouring Gatineau in Quebec is predominantly French. English works almost everywhere, but a greeting in French is appreciated, especially for pre-events on the Quebec side.

Capital landmarks and winter

Ottawa is Canada's capital, home to Parliament Hill, the Rideau Canal (a UNESCO World Heritage Site that becomes a skateway in winter), and national museums. The event opens at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, a short ride across the Ottawa River.

Service etiquette and tipping

Tipping of 15-20% is customary at restaurants, bars, and for taxis. Prices are shown in Canadian dollars and generally exclude sales tax (13% HST in Ontario, roughly 15% GST/QST in Quebec).

Practical guides

Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

Flights

Destination: YOW

Book into Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport (YOW). International delegates without direct YOW service may connect via Toronto (YYZ) or Montréal (YUL). The event site advertises transport discounts under its practical information section.

Visa

US citizens need only a valid passport and require no eTA or visa. Visa-exempt foreign nationals travelling to Canada by air need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA, CAD $7). Nationals of visa-required countries need a Temporary Resident Visa (visitor visa, from CAD $100) obtained before travel. Canada offers no visa-on-arrival for this event.

Estimated cost: Not yet confirmed

Processing: Visitor visa processing varies by country and may require biometrics; an eTA is usually approved within minutes but can take several days if supporting documents are requested.

Apply for an eTA only on the official Government of Canada website. Entry requirements are nationality-dependent, so confirm your specific status before booking flights.

Official

Hotels

Find a stay near the venue with options for every budget.

Areas to stay

Downtown / ByWard Market · Centretown / Elgin Street · Gatineau (near the Canadian Museum of History)

Budget

$75-120 USD per night (estimated)

Mid-range

$120-200 USD per night (estimated)

Premium

$200-350+ USD per night (estimated)

Transport

Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

Airport → venue: From YOW, take OC Transpo Route 97 or the O-Train Line 4 airport link with a transfer to the Confederation Line for downtown, or a taxi or ride-hail for a 15-20 minute trip to Rogers Centre Ottawa.

Hotel → venue: Downtown hotels are within walking distance or one to two O-Train stops (Rideau or Parliament stations) from Rogers Centre Ottawa.

Ride-hail: Uber and Lyft operate in Ottawa; an airport-to-downtown trip is roughly CAD $25-40 (estimated).

Public transit: OC Transpo bus and the O-Train serve the downtown core; a single adult fare is about CAD $4.10 (card) or $4.15 (cash).

Parking: Rogers Centre Ottawa has an underground 730-space facility with entrances on Daly Avenue and Nicholas Street South. The adjacent Rideau Centre also offers paid parking.

Weather

Plan and pack for the event climate.

Month: December

Temperature: -9°C to -1°C (16°F to 30°F)

Seasonality: Cold and snowy, with roughly 50 cm of monthly snowfall and short daylight hours.

Packing: Bring a warm winter coat, insulated waterproof boots with good traction, a hat, gloves, and layered clothing. Allow extra transit time during snowstorms.

Itinerary builder

Add priorities and side trips to make the most of your visit.

Add side trips

Default day plan

08:00Breakfast and registration at the venue
09:00Attend opening keynote sessions on the main stages
11:00Walk the exhibition floor and meet exhibitors
12:30Lunch and informal networking
14:00Deep-dive sessions on cybersecurity, AI and digital trust
16:30Visit the open stage and start-up competitions
18:30Evening networking dinner

Plan your trip

Planning

Best day to visit: December 2, 2026 (Day 2)

The main trade show runs at Rogers Centre Ottawa on December 2-3, 2026, with the exhibition floor, stages, and most exhibitors active. Day 1 (December 1) is a half-day of thought-leader sessions and a welcome reception at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau. For a single best day of exhibitor access and full programming, December 2 is the strongest choice, while December 1 suits those prioritising premium networking.

T-90

Confirm which pass you need and check eligibility for free government, defence, veteran, or press passes — Guidance timing; verify current terms on the official registration page before purchase.

T-60

Book flights or train tickets and reserve accommodation in downtown Ottawa — December is a busy period in Ottawa; early booking is advised. The organiser lists Air Canada, Air France, KLM, and VIA Rail discount codes on its practical information page.

T-30

Plan your agenda across the stages and pre-book meetings in the official INCYBER app — Synthesized guidance; the app is described on the official registration page as the platform for attendee contact details.

T-14

Confirm travel documents, eTA or visa, and travel insurance — Guidance timing; check the official practical information page and Government of Canada requirements.

T-7

Download the official app, set your profile, and shortlist exhibitors and sessions — Synthesized guidance to make the most of the two trade-show days at Rogers Centre Ottawa.

T-1

Check the venue location and plan transport to Rogers Centre Ottawa — Day 1 is at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau; Days 2-3 are at Rogers Centre Ottawa.

Sample visitor itinerary

Route-optimised day