Working Groups
Purpose-driven groups with a clear scope, cadence and defined outputs, rather than open-ended discussion.
What you get
- Terms of reference
- Facilitated sessions
- Published outputs where appropriate
C3SA helps establish and facilitate working groups, partner ecosystems and collaborative initiatives around cybersecurity, defence, technology and digital sovereignty.
Our work is designed around practical outcomes, not activity for its own sake.
Purpose-driven groups with clear scope, cadence and outputs.
Connect OEMs, integrators, customers and research organizations.
Engage primes, SMEs and suppliers around shared cyber requirements.
Build Canadian and European technology collaboration and adoption.
Structure collaborative pilots, demonstrations and proof-of-value initiatives.
Connect commercial, public and grassroots cybersecurity communities.
Every working group starts with terms of reference: purpose, participants, deliverables and milestones.
Purpose-driven groups with a clear scope, cadence and defined outputs, rather than open-ended discussion.
What you get
Connecting OEMs, integrators, customers and research organizations around shared technology problems.
What you get
Engaging primes, SMEs and suppliers around shared cyber requirements such as CMMC and CPCSC. See CMMC & CPCSC.
What you get
Building Canadian and European technology collaboration and adoption, including the All-Canadian Stack. See the All-Canadian Stack.
What you get
Structuring collaborative pilots, demonstrations and proof-of-value initiatives with defined success criteria.
What you get
Connecting commercial, public and grassroots cybersecurity communities. See Community Leadership.
What you get
Engagements can be targeted, project-based or part of a broader transformation program.
Complex problems need coordinated input from providers, buyers, government and researchers. C3SA convenes working groups around a defined output, creating shared terminology, requirements, pilot opportunities and accountability.
C3SA's delivery work in defence, sovereignty and security gives working groups a practical grounding, and a route from discussion to pilots and deployment.
A narrow purpose, the right participants, a fixed cadence and a concrete deliverable, such as a requirements set, reference architecture or pilot.
Yes. Use the contact form to describe the problem, likely participants and the output you want.
Technology providers, integrators, buyers, government, primes, SMEs and research organizations, depending on the initiative.
Complex problems need coordinated input from providers, buyers, government and researchers.
C3SA convenes working groups around a defined output and creates shared terminology, requirements, pilot opportunities and accountability.
Terms of reference, participants, deliverables, milestones and published outcomes where appropriate.