Accepting Submissions
Theme: Data Breaches
In recent years there has been a rise in data breaches affecting organizations across various industries and continents and Kenya is no exception. Data breaches have far-reaching consequences, undermining trust and privacy and exposing sensitive information to malicious actors. Data breaches continue to present a challenge to organizations. How do you prevent one? What do you do in the event a data breach occurs? What steps do you take in order to successfully recover? All these are questions that linger when we see headlines of breaches. This year’s conference is aimed at having these conversations, sharing knowledge, and creating a collaborative environment for discussing best practices on preparedness and handling of data breaches. Want to be part of the conversation by sharing your works, innovations? Submit to our CFP here
CFP Description
Thank you for your interest in our CFP. The CFP will close on the 17th (End of Day) of September 2023 and talks announced by the 22nd of September 2023.
We are looking for a good mix of both technical and non-technical sessions. An ideal CFP submission should cover new concepts or have a good degree of originality from a delivery point of view and be as practical as possible. We are also looking for niche topics not generally covered in cons eg Law and cybersecurity, physical security, ICS, and IOT, GSM, inclusivity
- Priority will be given to Kenyan-based presenters though exceptions can be made based on value to the community. This approach is meant to promote local professionals while ensuring we’re not living in our own bubble.
- To promote inclusivity, we are keen on CFP submission from or targeting community members abled differently.
- This is a physical event and we expect speakers to be able to present physically, though exceptions can be made based on value to the community.
Our target audiences are cybersecurity professionals in operational and managerial roles. They come from the private sector, public sector, government, law enforcement, and academia.
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