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  • Sector2019 – Canada’s Premier IT Security Conference!

 OCT 7-10 2019



Telnet Networks and InfoSim are proud sponsors this year of Canada’s largest IT Security Conference, SecTor. SecTor2019 takes place in the South Building of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC) on October 9 and 10, with the newly extended two-day training on October 7 and 8.

As you continue to deploy new technology such as virtualization, cloud infrastructure, distributed data centers, and edge computing, the tendency is for you to add new tools to fill these blind spots. The management of these network monitoring tools become a challenge and are now consuming a significant part your IT operational costs?

This year we are highlighting a unified approach to solve this problem and allow you to consolidate, analyze, track & resolve IT operational issues by effectively monitoring devices from multiple vendors and technologies through a unified solution

If you would like your free event pass,you can Register here and use Telnet2019expo and visit us October 9 & 10 at booth #805​

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