Security B-Sides DC has Officially Opened its Call for Papers (CFP) for the Event Today

Besides it being the deadline to officially submit your taxes, Security B-Sides DC has officially opened its Call for Papers (CFP) for the event today April 15, 2013 and will last until June 30, 2013. You can submit you ideas at the CFP submission page to enter your information there. You are also permitted to enter more than one CFP submission if you wish to do so. If you are selected as a speaker for the event, you will receive a limited edition B-SidesDC T-shirt.

The plan is to conduct a double-blind method to evaluated the submissions consisting of two teams. The first team would examine the abstract/title with no knowledge of the author, while the second team would just evaluated the speaker’s biography with no knowledge of the topic.

The event will be held at the Washington Marriott at Metro Center on October 19-20, 2013.

For those who are not aware of the Security B-Sides DC’s mission, please read below:

Security B-Sides DC is a regional Security B-Sides held in Washington, DC. It operates under the umbrella principles of Security B-Sides as a larger community project within information security.

Its missions is to provide the information security community the best conference of education, discussion, mentorship and hands-on skills, deemed worthy of being called “The Oktoberfest of B-Sides”. In addition, to provide the information security community the best conference of education, discussion, mentorship and hands-on skills, deemed worthy of being called “The Oktoberfest of B-Sides”.

The event is still need sponsors and volunteers to make this a great success! Please contact event coordinators for more information.

Contact Info

Phone (202) 600-9913

Email info@bsidesdc.org

Website http://www.bsidesdc.org/
http://twitter.com/BsidesDC

 

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