Critical Path Security

We will be attending GeekWeek 11 in Ottawa next week.

Hosted by the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, GeekWeek brings together public sector leaders, critical infrastructure organizations, and international cyber professionals to collaborate on some of the most pressing challenges facing the cyber community today.

This year’s theme, “Detection and Deception,” focuses on advancing innovative approaches to cyber defense, threat analysis, and operational resilience across critical sectors.

We’re looking forward to the collaboration and continued partnership opportunities with Canada’s cyber and critical infrastructure community throughout the event.

If you're attending this year, we look forward to connecting with you in Ottawa. See you there!

Wishing our Canadian clients, partners, and friends a happy Victoria Day from our team as we celebrate Canada’s heritage, history, and communities across the country.

We hope you all have a relaxing holiday spent enjoying time with the people and traditions that make Canada special.

We’re looking forward to joining the Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives IT Spring Conference next week in Iowa.

Rick Hudson, CTO & vCISO at Critical Path Security, will be speaking on May 12 at 11:00 AM CST, sharing practical insight from critical infrastructure environments and discussing how cooperatives can strengthen resilience before an incident occurs.

We’re always grateful for the opportunity to connect with electric cooperatives and have conversations around the operational and cybersecurity issues utilities are facing today.

If you’ll be attending, let us know what sessions or topics you’re most looking forward to this year. See you there!

Our April Monthly Threat Brief is live.

Taking a look at what we saw across the month, a few patterns are continuing to stand out.

Attackers are leaning further into trusted platforms, valid access, and normal workflows, while the pace around vulnerabilities keeps picking up. It’s less about obvious activity and more about things blending in.

Read our full breakdown here:

Monthly Threat Brief: April 2026 – Critical Path Security Monthly Threat Brief: What Shaped Cyber Risk in April 2026 Cyber risk in April wasn’t defined by a single event, it was shaped by patterns. Across environments, attackers are continuing to shift how they operate – leaning into trusted tools, valid access, and speed. This month’s developments h...

We're proud to be a sponsor of Atlanta Canada Festival this weekend.

We’ll be out there supporting the Canadian community here in Atlanta and representing Critical Path Security Canada.

There’s always a great mix of live music, a really good crowd, and yes… poutine. It’s a fun way to get a little taste of Canada right here in the city.

Looking forward to being out there this weekend. See you there!

Wrapping up a great few days at RTUG in Savannah.

Patrick Kelley's session sparked some really meaningful conversations, and it was great to see the engagement from the room.

We had the chance to meet a lot of new people, reconnect with familiar faces, and spend time talking through the challenges teams are navigating right now.

We appreciate everyone who stopped by and took the time to connect.

Looking forward to the next one!

We’re on-site at the GA EMC Spring Conference and proud to be a sponsor of this year’s event.

Patrick Kelley just wrapped up his session on AI in cybersecurity and critical infrastructure, sharing a practical look at how organizations are approaching AI in real-world environments.

If you’re attending, stop by our booth to learn more about how Critical Path Security and Léargas Security work together to support detection, response, and visibility across critical systems.

We’re excited to welcome JP Ureña to the Critical Path Security team.

JP is a seasoned security professional with 15 years in network engineering and cybersecurity operations, specializing in security detection and network architecture.

He has built and refined detection programs across some of the most demanding environments in the industry, all while building strong, lasting relationships with the clients he serves.

We’re thrilled to have him on board and look forward to the impact he’ll make.

Glad to have you here, JP!

It’s a busy stretch of conferences for us right now, and we wouldn't have it any other way.

Next week we will be at the RTUG Meetup 2026 in Savannah. We’re excited to be supporting the event as a sponsor and to be part of a community that’s built around real-world challenges in retirement technology, from integrations and automation to security and infrastructure.

If you’re attending, stop by our booth. We’d love to meet you, and we’re looking forward to reconnecting with familiar faces.

We’ll be in Augusta next week for the Georgia EMC Spring Conference.

We’re supporting this year’s event as a sponsor and always appreciate the opportunity to be involved with this community. If you’re attending, come by the booth, say hi, and spend a few minutes with us.

Our founder, Patrick Kelley, will also be speaking on AI & cybersecurity in critical infrastructure, sharing what he’s seeing in real environments and how organizations are responding.

It’s always a solid few days and a good chance to reconnect with familiar faces. We're looking forward to being there!