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LayerOne 2009 Security Conference
Call for Papers
May 23 & 24, 2009
Anaheim, California (Anaheim Marriott)
http://layerone.info/
The sixth annual LayerOne security conference is now accepting submissions for topic and speaker selection. As always, we are interested seeing a broad range of pertinent topics, and encourage all submissions. Some of our past presentations have included:
- Virtualization
- Forensics / Anti-Forensics Techniques
- Hardware Hacking (GSM, Proximity Cards, Access Control Systems)
- Law / Legal Issues
- Malware
- VoIP
- Cryptographic Cracking Using FPGA Technology
We would love to see the same breadth and depth of submissions as we have in previous years, so if you have an idea you’re on the fence about - please send it in! For a complete list of past presentations, click here.
Please be sure to include the following information in your submission:
- Presentation name
- A one-sentence synopsis of your topic
- A longer one to three paragraph synopsis or short outline of what you plan on covering
- Names, email addresses and URLs of the presenter(s)
- A short (single-paragraph) biography of the presenter(s)
Once everything is ready to go, please email your submission to cfp [at] layerone [dot] info no later than April 1, 2009. You will receive notice no later than April 15, 2008 to let you know if your talk has been accepted.
As we have a single presentation track, please bear in mind that speaking slots are limited to one hour. While presenters typically divide the hour into separate presentation and Q&A sessions, you may structure your time however you see fit. If you think your presentation will run longer, or have any special requirements, please include this information in your submission and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Note: If the presentation is based upon code or a particular technique, the presenter must be one of the developers of the code or technique and be prepared to perform a demonstration.
We look forward to reviewing your submissions, and anticipate another great line-up for this year’s conference. Once again, if you have any questions about your submission, please email cfp [at] layerone [dot] info. Thank you for your interest, and we look forward to seeing you there!
Sincerely,
-The LayerOne Team
(yes, I know the graphic on the site still says 2008, its next on my list of things to fix, I just wanted y'all to see this first)
Call for Papers
May 23 & 24, 2009
Anaheim, California (Anaheim Marriott)
http://layerone.info/
The sixth annual LayerOne security conference is now accepting submissions for topic and speaker selection. As always, we are interested seeing a broad range of pertinent topics, and encourage all submissions. Some of our past presentations have included:
- Virtualization
- Forensics / Anti-Forensics Techniques
- Hardware Hacking (GSM, Proximity Cards, Access Control Systems)
- Law / Legal Issues
- Malware
- VoIP
- Cryptographic Cracking Using FPGA Technology
We would love to see the same breadth and depth of submissions as we have in previous years, so if you have an idea you’re on the fence about - please send it in! For a complete list of past presentations, click here.
Please be sure to include the following information in your submission:
- Presentation name
- A one-sentence synopsis of your topic
- A longer one to three paragraph synopsis or short outline of what you plan on covering
- Names, email addresses and URLs of the presenter(s)
- A short (single-paragraph) biography of the presenter(s)
Once everything is ready to go, please email your submission to cfp [at] layerone [dot] info no later than April 1, 2009. You will receive notice no later than April 15, 2008 to let you know if your talk has been accepted.
As we have a single presentation track, please bear in mind that speaking slots are limited to one hour. While presenters typically divide the hour into separate presentation and Q&A sessions, you may structure your time however you see fit. If you think your presentation will run longer, or have any special requirements, please include this information in your submission and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Note: If the presentation is based upon code or a particular technique, the presenter must be one of the developers of the code or technique and be prepared to perform a demonstration.
We look forward to reviewing your submissions, and anticipate another great line-up for this year’s conference. Once again, if you have any questions about your submission, please email cfp [at] layerone [dot] info. Thank you for your interest, and we look forward to seeing you there!
Sincerely,
-The LayerOne Team
(yes, I know the graphic on the site still says 2008, its next on my list of things to fix, I just wanted y'all to see this first)