ISE® Canada Executive Nominees
These nominees have demonstrated outstanding leadership and exemplary achievement in the areas of information security, risk management, data asset protection, regulatory compliance, privacy and network security. They have proven their ability to develop innovative security strategies and solutions to meet business challenges in their organizations and the industry. Congratulations to the ISE® Canada Award Nominees!
![Ray Archer](/participants/images/Archer_Ray.jpg)
Ray Archer
Senior VP and Chief Information Security Officer
Scotiabank
![Kenneth Haertling](/participants/images/Haertling_Ken.jpg)
Kenneth Haertling
VP & Chief Security Officer
TELUS
![Edward Kiledjian](/participants/images/Kiledjian_Edward.jpg)
Edward Kiledjian
Chief Information Security Officer
Bombardier Aerospace
![Della Shea](/participants/images/Shea_Della.jpg)
Della Shea
Chief Privacy and Information Risk Officer
Symcor, Inc.
![Bobby Singh](/participants/images/Singh_Bobby.jpg)
Bobby Singh
Associate Vice President, Security Program Executive
TD Bank Group
ISE® Canada Celebrated Project
![Scotiabank](/images/project_nominees/Scotiabank.jpg)
QRadar SIEM Implementation for Threat Intelligence and Security Monitoring
Executive Sponsor: Ray Archer, SVP & CISO, Scotiabank
Project Team: YRob Knoblauch, Adam Evans,& Alain-Desire Kamenyero, Vicky Laurens, David Tozer, Egor Burnashev, Ify Ajokubi and Kelvin Lomboy
Location: Scarborough, ON
Qradar SIEM was deployed at Scotiabank to collect, correlate and index data from thousands of sources around the globe. Data is ingested into the SIEM platform and provides security analysts with a correlated and contextualized view of the Scotiabank network in real-time allowing them to detect anomalies in near real-time. The SIEM solution has moved Scotiabank closer to an “Intelligence Based Security” model which provides analysts with the ability to respond quicker to emerging threats while reducing impact to their users and customers by leveraging internal and external intelligence sources during threat remediation activities. This implementation has allowed Scotiabank to react to new threats more quickly and armed with deep intelligence.