Call for Presenters

The National Cyber Summit is a multi-track cybersecurity event held annually with an expectation of over 2000 participants and more than 100 exhibitors. The event features 4 tracks dedicated to technical, organizational, and research topics to address the entire cyber threat landscape.
 

Who Should Submit?

If you have developed or are implementing a practical solution to problems in any of the following: cybercrime investigation; cyber incident response; digital forensics; legal issues, software development, artificial intelligence, other cyber innovations; or problems related to infrastructure protection, then we invite you to submit.
 

Note: International speakers must provide proof of access to travel to the U.S. within the submission to be eligible for speaking. 
 

Types of Submissions

Panels: Team up with fellow experts to create a dynamic panel discussion! Submit your proposed panel topic along with a list of panelists for our consideration.

Track Sessions: Submissions for Track talks should specify an alignment under one of the below themes: 

• Executive: Lead the Charge: Strategic insights and visionary leadership for today's cybersecurity executives.
• Technical: Sharpen Your Skills -  Dive deep into the latest tools, techniques, and best practices for cybersecurity professionals.
• Compliance/Law: Navigate the Landscape - Master the evolving world of cybersecurity governance, risk, compliance, and legal frameworks.
• AI in Cybersecurity: The Future is Now - Explore the transformative power of AI in cybersecurity – from enhancing defenses to mitigating emerging threats.
• Workforce Development: Empower the Future - Cultivate the next generation of cyber defenders through innovative education, training, and mentorship.

Lightning Rounds/Demonstrations: Take the Stage - Showcase your cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions in a high-impact, 15-minute live demo in the Exhibit Hall. Ignite the audience and leave your mark! Cost: $175 per session.
 

Tips for being selected as a speaker this year:

• We prefer sessions that are technically intermediate and advanced. Those looking to provide a sales pitch should submit for a Lightning Round session.
• Track sessions should include demonstrations with guidance on how the audience can implement what was demonstrated in their own environments.
   

Important Dates

• The track and panel submissions for the 2025 Summit will close May 30, 2025.
• Track and panel speakers will be notified starting June 20, 2025.
• The deadline for accepted Speakers to confirm participation is June 30, 2025.
• The Lightning Round/Demonstration submissions will remain open through the end of August 2025 or until filled.

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