Submit proposals by completing the submissions form on the CFP server at https://cfp.blackhat.com/. We strongly suggest that you submit earlier than later; the CFP will close early if sufficient quality submissions have been received. All applicants should take the time to closely review the Call for Papers Terms and Conditions AND all information on this page PRIOR to making the submission. All submissions must be received on or before November 8, 2013.
The Black Hat Briefings were created more than 16 years ago to provide computer security professionals a place to learn the very latest in information security risks, research, and trends. Presented by the brightest in the industry, the Briefings cover everything from critical information infrastructure to widely used enterprise computer systems to the latest InfoSec research & development and everything in between. These Briefings are vendor-neutral, allowing the presenters to speak candidly about the real problems and potential solutions across both the public and private sectors. The following timeslots are available: 25 and 50 minutes.
Black Hat does not accept product or vendor related pitches. If your talk is a thinly-veiled advertisement for a new product or service your company is offering, please do not apply.
Briefings: Traditional 25 and 50 minute Presentation Format
Workshops: 120 minute Hands-On Labs and Presentations
In our experience, Security professionals are always looking for the latest tools and resources to perform their jobs effectively and efficiently. If you have a great tool or app that you have been dying to bring to the attention of the Black Hat community – submit it!
Speakers may submit more than one proposal but each proposal must be submitted via separate submissions. Only original authors of presentations may submit for the Call for Papers. Submissions are due no later than November 8, 2013.
NOTE: If you have questions about the legal implications of your security research or presentation, consider contacting Electronic Frontier Foundation, a non-profit legal service organization, for a pro bono initial consultation by emailing info@eff.org.
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To meet the goals outlined above, Black Hat expects several things from selected speakers. Full details may be found on the CFP Terms and Conditions page.
If you have questions regarding your submission, please email them to cfp@blackhat.com. We ask that all persons who submit to the Call for Papers DO NOT contact Review Board members individually regarding your submission.
There are several categories of speakers based on the type of presentation delivered. Please review the Call for Papers Terms and Conditions to see what category presenter you are.
The Black Hat Asia Briefings will take place March 27 - March 28 immediately after Training at Marina Bay Sands. Please see the Black Hat Asia 2014 Briefings pages for more information on hotel, venue, schedules, etc. (coming soon).
Please visit https://www.blackhat.com/ for previous conference archives, information, and speeches. Updated announcements will be posted to newsgroups, security mailing lists, and the Black Hat web site when available.
We reserve the right to change or modify our Terms, Dates and/or content of this page at any time without prior notice.
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