Join in on the Most Exclusive Conversation in Fraud Prevention
RSAC™ eFraud Global Forum (eFG) Canada is an exclusive one-day, closed-door, invitation-only forum created to help facilitate information sharing primarily within the Canadian anti-fraud ecosystem, but also includes global organizations.After successfully operating in the USA under strict Chatham House Rule for over 15 years, eFG has developed the formula for delivering highly rated forums year after year.
RSAC eFG Canada brings together close to 100 fraud prevention leaders to openly discuss top fraud and scams concerns – and share strategies, best practices, and forward-thinking ideas on how to detect, prevent and mitigate the threats. This interactive forum includes presentations, panel discussions, case studies, and facilitated small group discussions, with no media.
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Co-Hosted With
The Fourth Annual RSAC eFG Canada forum, co-hosted with CIBC, will take place September 15, 2026, in Toronto, Canada. Invitations for this invitation-only Forum have been sent.
RSAC™ eFG Canada 2026 Topic list can be found here.
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RSAC eFraud Global Forum (eFG) Canada
Tuesday, 15 September 2026
Toronto ON
Agenda Topics
(in Alphabetical Order)
NOTE: Subject to change
| Peer Networking Breakfast | |
| Welcome Remarks & Meeting Kick Off |
Ben Mellett, Senior Vice President, Fraud & Client Account Management, CIBC Ryan Powell, Vice President, Enterprise Fraud Management, CIBC |
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AI and the Good Guys - Case Studies of How Fraud Teams are Fighting AI Threats |
Presenters: Tom Abraham, Principal Engineer, AI Accelerate, Fraud Solutios, TD Bank Devon Jorlett, Principal Engineer, AI Research & Engineering, Financial Crimes Lifecycle Engineering, TD Bank Andrew Nikolishyn, Sr. Director Fraud Management, Rogers |
| Beyond Compliance: The Future of Fraud Management in a Privacy-Conscious World |
Moderator: Mélanie Massé, Practice Leader, Fraud, Vice-president, Strategy, Performance and Execution, Desjardins Group Panelists Mathieu Auger-Perreault, Partner & National Fraud Risk Consulting Leader, EY Catherine Guerra, Director, Scam Fraud Strategy, RBC Chris Tonorov, Director, Fraud Management & Corporate Security, Meridien Credit Union |
| Close and Personal with Technology Giants |
Moderator:
Jegan Kanaganayakam, Senior Director, Fraud Program Delivery, CIBC Panelists: Emily Hadley, Quantitative Threat Forecasting Analyst, OpenAI Sophia Nguyen, Product Manager, Digital Identities, Google Eric Ohlsen, Security Policy Manager, Meta |
| Disrupting the Fraud Ecosystem - A Year in Review |
Moderator: Jennifer Quaid, Executive Director, CCTX Presenters: Eric Hymander, Sgt, Cybercrime Investigation Team, RCMP Mike Cunningham, R&D Program Manager, Center for Threat-Informed Defense, MITRE |
| First-Party Fraud: A Growing Challenge | Presenters:
Shramit Goyal, Senior Director, Credit Fraud Strategy, RBC Frank Pagliarello, Managing Director, First Party Fraud, BMO Andrew Sigfrid, Sr. Director, Fraud Solutions, TransUnion |
| Fraud Threat Landscape |
Presenters: David Maimon, Professor, Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology, Georgia State University; and Head of Fraud Insights, SentiLink Frédéric Michaud, Senior Director, Fraud and Financial Crimes Analytics, Desjardins |
| Fraud Without Boundaries: Building Canada's Cross-Sector Data Exchange |
Moderator: Kai Shehzad, Chief Product & Technology Officer, Enstream Panelists: Elisa Echeverria - Director, Fraud Tools and Controls, Rogers Ryan Powell, VP Fraud Management, CIBC Upinder Saini, President & CEO, Enstream |
| From Defense to Disruption with AI Agents - Using the HVE Model to Prevent, Resolve, and Disrupt Attacks |
Presenter: Roy Zur, CEO & Co-Founder, Charm Security
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| How to Disrupt Scams with Call Traceback: What is Call Traceback, Results of a Recent Pilot and What Happens Next in Canada |
Moderator: Shruti Kaushik, Sr. Specialist, Fusion Operations & Cybersecurity, TD Bank Presenters: Pierre-Luc Denis, Director General, Strategic Operations and Major Investigations, CRTC Karanvir Kainth, Information Security Analyst, TD Bank Group |
| Inside the Fraud Threat Landscape: A Law Enforcement Perspective |
Presenters: John Armit, Acting Detective Sargeant, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) David Coffey, Detective, Financial Crimes Unit | Fraud Prevention, Public Education, and Financial Crime Awareness, Toronto Police Service |
| Policy Year in Review |
Moderator: Mélanie Massé, Practice Leader – Fraud, Desjardins Group Panelists: Catherine Guerra, Director, Scam Fraud Strategy, RBC Chris Todorov, Director, Fraud Management & Corporate Security, Meridian Credit Union |
| Preparing for Agentic Commerce: Fraud, Trust, and the Future of Digital Transactions |
Moderator: Kevin Gosschalk, CEO Arkose Panelists:
Andrew Meyers, GM of the TSC
Sougat Ray, CTO Rogers Bank
Kelly White, Senior Vice President of Cybersecurity and Risk Products, Mastercard Jordan Williamson, Vice President, Core Products, Partnerships & Strategies, Moneris |
| Roll Your Own – AI/ML Models |
Moderators: Kristen Palmer, AVP Fraud Risk Strategy, Canadian Tire Bank Antony Irudayanathan, Director - Fraud Analytical Solutions, Enterprise Fraud Management, BMO |
| Scam Controls That Work: Global Lessons for Canada |
Presenter: John Filby, CEO, Outseer |
| Scams: What is (and what is not) working to disrupt scams and scammers? |
Presenters:
Andrew Cromwell, Managing Director, Trust and Financial Protection Executive, Bank of America
Geoff Morton, VP Fraud Management, RBC |
| Shutting the Doors on Fraud in Canada: The Next Generation of AI Detection | Presenter:
Hugo Ferreira, Senior Director of AI Research, Feedzai |
| Cocktail Reception sponsored by Arkose Labs |
RSAC eFG Canada 2026 Premier Sponsors
Charm Security builds the Agentic AI Workforce for scams, fraud, and cybercrime prevention and resolution. Charm’s AI agents combine fraud and security expertise with behavioral psychology and a deep understanding of human vulnerabilities and exploit techniques to guide real-time prevention, intervention, and resolution in high-risk moments. Acting as expert teammates to fraud, financial crime, security, and customer-facing teams, Charm helps institutions reduce losses and operational costs while improving decision quality, speed, and overall effectiveness.
Feedzai’s mission is to create a world of safer money. Our AI-native solutions stop financial crime in real time, so our customers are able to detect and stop fraud, money laundering, and emerging threats as they evolve. Feedzai is trusted by the world’s most innovative banks, payment networks, and merchant acquirers to safeguard trillions of dollars in transactions and provide safer, trusted customer experiences.
Outseer is a leader in All-Cause Fraud Prevention™, delivering defense-in-depth through a uniquely comprehensive platform that protects digital banking sessions and 3DS transactions. With our rich RSA heritage and an unwavering commitment to innovation, Outseer’s AI-powered platform incorporates a spectrum of critical fraud signals, including event data, device IDs, geo-IP, behavioral biometrics, consortium data, and more. Trusted by thousands of clients in over 50 countries, including hundreds of the world’s largest financial institutions, Outseer solutions safeguard more than 450 million accounts, 100 billion transactions, and 5 trillion dollars annually. For more information, please visit outseer.com.
RSAC eFG Canada 2026 Breaks and Lunch Sponsor
EnStream is a Canadian digital identity and authentication company, jointly owned by Bell Mobility, Rogers Communications, and TELUS Communications; providing trusted identity verification and fraud-prevention services leveraging real-time mobile network data, with coverage across more than 90% of Canadians. EnStream enables organizations to verify and authenticate customers securely and efficiently, helping prevent identity theft, account takeover, and fraud. EnStream services utilize mobile network signals to deliver high-assurance identity insights while maintaining strong privacy protections. Trusted by leading banks, fintechs, insurers, ecommerce platforms and others, EnStream is built on secure telecommunications infrastructure and plays a critical role in strengthening trust across Canada’s digital economy.
RSAC eFG Canada 2026 Reception Sponsor
Arkose Labs is the global leader in agent trust and control, helping companies identify whether a site visitor is a customer, AI agent, or adversary. Its unified platform, Arkose Titan, provides controls to trust, challenge, or stop visitors accordingly—protecting against persistent, massive-scale AI-fueled abuse rather than isolated bot attacks. Trusted for over 10 years by global financial services, technology, and travel companies including Anthropic, Meta, Roblox, and Expedia, Arkose Labs has been named to the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 for five consecutive years. The company backs Arkose Titan with the industry's only $1 million warranty program and is headquartered in San Mateo, California, with research teams worldwide.