BSides Córdoba isn’t another “talk at you” conference. Everyone at BSides Córdoba is a participant. That’s why we are officially sharing the CALL FOR PARTICIPATION dates

What: BSides Córdoba 2019 Call For Participation (a.k.a Call for Papers)

When: BSides Córdoba will take place at Universidad Tecnológica Nacional Auditorium (UTN) in Córdoba Capital on Jun 11, 2019. The Call for Papers will close on May 24, 2019 at 13:00 UTC

How: Complete the Call for Papers Form here!

Talk Types:

• Depth Talk: 50 min slot
• Lighting Talk: 20 min slot

Theme: Current Threat Landscape

Important Dates:

• Apr 15, 2019 – CFP opens
• May 10, 2019 – Papers for preferential early-bird consideration due
• May 13, 2019 – First round speakers notified
• May 24, 2019 – Final due date for all papers
• May 28, 2019 – Notifications sent to selected speakers
• Jun 11, 2019 – BSides Cordoba 2019

About BSides Córdoba

BSides Córdoba is a non-profit organization designed to advance the body of Information Security knowledge, by providing an annual, full-day, open forum for discussion and debate for security engineers and their affiliates. We produce a conference that is a source of education, collaboration, and continued conversation for information technologists and those associated with this field. The technical and academic presentations at BSides Córdoba are given in the spirit of peer review and advanced knowledge dissemination. This allows the field of Information Security to grow in breadth and depth, and continue in its pursuit of highly advanced scientifically based knowledge.

The BSides community has continuously raised the bar and put the INFO back in INFOSEC. We thank each and every member/participant/organizer of this community for their hard work, sweat, and relentless pursuit of High-Quality information.

With some of the most passionate and influential infosec practitioners from around the country, BSides Córdoba is the place to be. The mix ranges from “down in the trenches” engineers, to business leaders, thought leaders, and executive decision makers of all stripes.

What NOT to Submit?

• Something you are planning to do, but have not done yet (time flies and life gets busy)
• Vendor talks - a talk centered around the product and/or company you work for
• Something you have presented time and time again and isn’t updated

What TO Submit?

The work you have done, that fits in one of the tracks buckets below, and that you would love to share:

• RED Track: The Red track is for technical talks telling us about new attack vectors or tricks learned while pentesting or during research. We all love a good attack talk and to hear about the latest things, but we have a challenge to all Red Team talks, include at least one slide telling the defense side about signatures for the attack, defense mechanisms to protect against it or how you could have been caught.

• BLUE Track: The Blue track is for talks about defense. We all know attacks are sexy but many of us are on the defensive side. This track is to tell us about Defensive tactics, how a program was built with duct tape and bubble gum or other stories from the defensive trenches.

• GREEN Track: The Green track is geared toward newcomers to the Infosec industry and professional growth.

Sound good? Complete the Call for Papers Form here and please ensure that your session proposal contains the following elements: - Name(s) of speaker(s) (sessions can have up to two speakers) - Language in which the content will be presented - Track in which the content is to be categorized

Questions? E-mail cfp [at] bsidescordoba.org