CAN Health Network Annual Conference 2026 | October 27–28, 2026

Event details:

October 27, 2026
October 28, 2026
Toronto, ON

IDENTOS will join the CAN Health Network Annual Conference in Toronto, connecting with healthcare leaders, innovators, and organizations working to advance the adoption of Canadian health technology.

The two-day program combines focused working sessions with a broader industry gathering. Day One is reserved for CAN Health member companies and Edges, with discussions on scaling, procurement, partnerships, and commercialization. Day Two brings together leaders from healthcare, government, investment, and industry.

IDENTOS brings a distinct perspective to these conversations through its work in policy-based access control for healthcare. Its platform centralizes authorization across applications, APIs, and data environments while enforcing organizational policy alongside real-time patient consent and delegation—capabilities that become increasingly important as Canadian health technologies move into connected, large-scale care environments.

CAN Health Network Annual Conference 2026 | October 27–28, 2026

Event Date:

October 27, 2026

Duration:

2 Days

Event Location:

Toronto, ON

Event Link:
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IDENTOS will join the CAN Health Network Annual Conference in Toronto, connecting with healthcare leaders, innovators, and organizations working to advance the adoption of Canadian health technology.

The two-day program combines focused working sessions with a broader industry gathering. Day One is reserved for CAN Health member companies and Edges, with discussions on scaling, procurement, partnerships, and commercialization. Day Two brings together leaders from healthcare, government, investment, and industry.

IDENTOS brings a distinct perspective to these conversations through its work in policy-based access control for healthcare. Its platform centralizes authorization across applications, APIs, and data environments while enforcing organizational policy alongside real-time patient consent and delegation—capabilities that become increasingly important as Canadian health technologies move into connected, large-scale care environments.

The user-consent layer for policy-based access control. Built in Canada for healthcare and the public sector.