Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Peter Morin (PwC, CA)
This session explores how adaptive deception has evolved beyond static honeypots into a dynamic, intelligence‑driven layer of defense. Attendees will see how organizations are integrating canary assets across IT, OT, and cloud environments to generate precise telemetry, confuse attackers, and reduce mean‑time‑to‑detect from weeks to hours.
Real‑world case studies and live demonstrations will illustrate how deception can be safely automated, measured, and scaled as part of a mature detection and response strategy.
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Peter Morin is a Senior Consultant specializing in OT/IoT cybersecurity, bringing over 25 years of industry experience to the table. With a robust background information technology and cybersecurity, Peter has become a trusted advisor to organizations navigating the complex and rapidly evolving landscape of operational technology security. His expertise encompasses the full spectrum of OT/IoT security, from risk assessment and vulnerability management to the design and implementation of comprehensive security frameworks to the deployment of OT passive monitoring solutions.
Peter has successfully led numerous high-profile projects across diverse sectors, including energy, manufacturing, and critical infrastructure, helping clients safeguard their systems against emerging threats. His hands-on experience in the field is complemented by a deep understanding of regulatory requirements and best practices, ensuring that his solutions are both effective and compliant.
In addition to his consulting work, Peter is a frequent speaker and educator, regularly presenting at industry conferences and contributing to leading cybersecurity publications. He holds multiple certifications, including CISSP, CISA, CGEIT, CRISC, CDPSE and GCFA, and is actively involved in professional organizations such as ISACA.Passionate about advancing the state of OT/IoT cybersecurity, Peter is dedicated to helping organizations build resilient systems that can withstand the challenges of today's dynamic threat environment.
Peter Morin (PwC, CA)
This session explores how adaptive deception has evolved beyond static honeypots into a dynamic, intelligence‑driven layer of defense. Attendees will see how organizations are integrating canary assets across IT, OT, and cloud environments to generate precise telemetry, confuse attackers, and reduce mean‑time‑to‑detect from weeks to hours.
Real‑world case studies and live demonstrations will illustrate how deception can be safely automated, measured, and scaled as part of a mature detection and response strategy.
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Peter Morin is a Senior Consultant specializing in OT/IoT cybersecurity, bringing over 25 years of industry experience to the table. With a robust background information technology and cybersecurity, Peter has become a trusted advisor to organizations navigating the complex and rapidly evolving landscape of operational technology security. His expertise encompasses the full spectrum of OT/IoT security, from risk assessment and vulnerability management to the design and implementation of comprehensive security frameworks to the deployment of OT passive monitoring solutions.
Peter has successfully led numerous high-profile projects across diverse sectors, including energy, manufacturing, and critical infrastructure, helping clients safeguard their systems against emerging threats. His hands-on experience in the field is complemented by a deep understanding of regulatory requirements and best practices, ensuring that his solutions are both effective and compliant.
In addition to his consulting work, Peter is a frequent speaker and educator, regularly presenting at industry conferences and contributing to leading cybersecurity publications. He holds multiple certifications, including CISSP, CISA, CGEIT, CRISC, CDPSE and GCFA, and is actively involved in professional organizations such as ISACA.Passionate about advancing the state of OT/IoT cybersecurity, Peter is dedicated to helping organizations build resilient systems that can withstand the challenges of today's dynamic threat environment.
