Canadian SecuR&E Forum
Community event

CANARIE connects Canada to the world. Our programs equip researchers, students, and startups in Canada to excel on the global stage. Together with our 13 provincial and territorial partners, we form Canada’s National Research and Education Network (NREN). This ultra-high-speed network connects Canada’s researchers, educators, and innovators to each other and to global data, technology, and colleagues. To strengthen the security of Canada’s research and education sector, we collaborate with our partners in the NREN, government, academia, and the private sector to fund, implement, and support cybersecurity initiatives. We also provide identity management services to the academic community and boost Canada’s startups with cloud resources and expertise in emerging technologies. Established in 1993, CANARIE is a non-profit corporation, with most of our funding provided by the Government of Canada.
Type
Not-for-profit
Founded
1993
Regions
National (all of Canada), USA (for CAD companies)
Industries
Stages supported
Services offered
Deepening and honing both venture and entrepreneurial competency to gain deeper sectoral traction
Sector-specific (Digital media & telecommunications). Flexible accountability (community-oriented, earlier-stage).
DisclosureBAI type is CAIN’s inferred classification based on available data. It has not been confirmed by the member unless otherwise indicated.
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Community event
CANARIE Network
Connects Canada to the world with network services
CANARIE Summit
Annual conference event
Cybersecurity Initiatives Program (CIP)
Funded initiatives in cybersecurity support
Cybersecurity Program
Connects Canada's universities and colleges to world-class cybersecurity initiatives
Identity and Access Management
Provides Canadian Access Federation (CAF), eduroam, and Federated Identity Management (FIM) services
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Board of Directors
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Board of Directors
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Board of Directors
Srini Sampalli
Board of Directors
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