Our Call For Presenters is open through March 31, 2025.
Please note: This is a live event. Priority will be given to speakers who are able to present to the audience in-person on June 7. There are four tracks to which you may submit your talk:
General
This is the track for typical technical or security-related talks. Sessions are fifty minutes long, including Q&A at the end. If your talk doesn’t fit in any of the other categories it should go in General.
Lightning Talk
These are shorter talks on technical or security topics. Twenty minutes, including Q&A. If you’re interested in presenting on a niche or specific topic, or if you’re a firsttime speaker getting your feet wet, this might be a good fit for your submission.
Hacking is Art
This track is for people working at the intersection of technology and art, making cool stuff with free, open source, or repurposed resources. Past topics have included 3d printing, open source graphics software, and using technology to aid in academic research. Sessions are fifty minutes long, including Q&A at the end.
Introsec
We get a lot of attendees who are new to the field or considering making a career change, and they could use some instruction in the fundamentals. If you have a talk on how to get started in CTFs, or how to build a home lab, or how to get started with learning cloud security, this would be the place to put it. Sessions are fifty minutes long, including Q&A at the end.
Speakers will need to bring their own laptops or devices from which to project slides or demonstrations; projectors and HDMI hookups / AV support will be provided.
Unfortunately, as a volunteer event, we can’t reimburse speakers for travel or accommodations, nor can we sponsor international travel. That said, all speakers receive free admission to the conference as well as some special speaker-only swag to thank you for contributing your time.”