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// GREATER TORONTO AREA · ENTERPRISE, HEALTHCARE, CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE · HANS STUDY
The Greater Toronto Area runs on the kind of systems I spend my time securing. Hospital networks bound by PHIPA, transit and infrastructure operators, utilities, manufacturers, and a dense layer of enterprises whose risk sits as much in their buildings as in their data centres. It's also wall-to-wall converged environments where the cameras, the access control, the building systems, and the corporate network share infrastructure that nobody owns end to end.
I provide fractional CISO leadership, security strategy, and assessments to organizations across the Greater Toronto Area and the wider Toronto region. Most of the work runs remotely, over a call and a shared screen, with on-site time for assessments and walkthroughs, which is straightforward since I'm based in Ontario.
Where I add the most value here is the overlap of convergence and compliance:
A health network worried about PHIPA and a flat building-systems network has the same root problem as a Toronto manufacturer facing CPCSC: exposure at the boundary between physical, OT, and IT, and a framework someone now expects them to satisfy. If you're a Greater Toronto Area organization that needs senior security judgement without a full-time hire, start with a scoping call or email contact@hans.study.
Senior security leadership on a recurring basis, sized to your stage and budget.
The boundary where the buildings and the data centre share a network nobody owns end to end.
The full advisory practice: strategy, compliance, convergence, and consulting.
Start with a 30-minute scoping call or email contact@hans.study.
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