UK Cyber Week features an engaging Conference with discussions, workshops, and inspiring talks by technology leaders worldwide. If you have a great topic to share, apply to be a speaker using the button below.
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We operate a seminar grading system to illustrate how accessible the content will be to the audience, so please include the complexity level for your suggestion.
Those technical/complexity levels are:
Level 1: ABSOLUTE BEGINNER
We all have to start somewhere, and if you’re a business leader we’re not going to overwhelm you with acronyms or specialist subjects. This is the stream for you if you’re dipping your toes into cyber for the first time. Here, we’ll show you how your business can be affected and give you the basics.
Level 2: I'VE HEARD OF RANSOMWARE
So, you’ve got a little bit of cyber know how but there are definitely some gaps left in your knowledge. If you know what a firewall is and how Ransomware can impact your business, but that’s about it – then this is a session for you.
Level 3: IT SAVVY
You might work in the IT department and you are familiar with things like Cyber Essentials. You know what WannaCry was and wish more people would use 2FA. You do have some parts of your role that require cybersecurity skills.
Level 4: ADVANCED IT SKILLS
You are a technical IT professional. You are professionally involved in keeping your organisation secure and whilst it isn’t your full-time job, you need to know how cyber is evolving - people depend on you.
Level 5: CYBER PRO
You are a certified cybersecurity professional. Infosec is what you do, so you’re looking for high-quality insight from industry leaders and change-makers. No problem, stop by these sessions to level up your cyber knowledge.
Level 6: RESEARCHER/ENGINEER/HACKER
You know if you’re level 6.
Submission Requirement
Please ensure each submission includes detailed biographies of the speaker including qualifications, company/ institute and previous events spoken at.
Submissions may not include product or sales pitches.
Submissions must be actionable and practical for the audience to use in their everyday jobs.
Submissions must clearly show the concept, findings or research that is planned to be presented.
Submissions must include a short abstract detailing the concepts, findings and research that is to be presented.
Submissions that highlight brand-new information, including white papers or case studies will be preferred.
More than one submission may be submitted, but please use a separate email.
All applicants must read and agree to the Call for Papers Terms prior to making a submission.
If you have any questions or encounter issues please get in touch marketing@UKCyberWeek.co.uk