BIRDS OF A FEATHER (BoaF) (SUBMISSIONS CLOSED)

• Birds of a Feather (BoaF) are informal discussion sessions moderated by the facilitator on just about any topic related to cybersecurity that elicit participant discussions. The facilitator leads the discussion with active participation from the audience. These sessions can be a great way to share ideas and be introduced to current issues or trends in this area. BoaF sessions are 45 minutes long. A maximum of two listed facilitators.
  • First listed facilitator receives complimentary registration and does not receive complimentary lodging.
  • Second listed presenter does not receive complimentary registration or lodging; they receive early registration.

LIGHTNING TALKS (SUBMISSIONS CLOSED)

• Lightning talks highlight fresh ideas, unique perspectives, valuable experiences and emerging trends in cybersecurity. Lightning Talks are five-minute talks (with or without formal presentations) that seek to jump-start discussion. A maximum of one listed presenter.
  • Listed presenter receives complimentary registration and does not receive complimentary lodging.

PANELS (SUBMISSIONS CLOSED)

• Panels provide opportunities to discuss a current relevant topic in cybersecurity. Panel submitters are responsible for selecting appropriate panelists to participate. In addition to the moderator, there can be up to 3 panelists and each panel is 45 minutes long. Submit all names and their affiliation info along with the abstract. A maximum of three panelists and one moderator listed.
  • Moderator receives complimentary registration and does not receive complimentary lodging.
  • Up to three panelists receive reduced rate conference registration ($250) and do not receive complimentary lodging.

PRESENTATIONS (SUBMISSIONS CLOSED)

• Technical presentations highlight innovations, research & development projects, internships/co-ops experiences, service-learning and outreach projects, or other interesting experiences related to cybersecurity. This is an opportunity to share that experience with others and perhaps inspire them to pursue similar opportunities. Technical presentations are 45 minutes long, including time for Q&A. A maximum of two listed presenters.
  • First listed presenter receives complimentary registration and two nights complimentary lodging.
  • Second listed presenter receives complimentary registration and does not receive complimentary lodging.

WORKSHOPS (SUBMISSIONS CLOSED)

• Workshops are hands-on sessions (technical/professional development) on any topic related to cybersecurity. The audience can be students, educators, professionals and researchers (in any combination or by category). Workshops are 2 hours long. A maximum of four listed presenters.
  • First listed presenter receives complimentary registration and two nights complimentary lodging.
  • Second listed presenter receives complimentary registration and does not receive complimentary lodging.
  • Other listed presenters do not receive complimentary registration or lodging; they receive early registration.

STUDENT RESEARCH POSTERS

• Posters provide opportunities for students to present their work to the audience at WiCyS in poster format. Winners in both undergrad and grad categories receive travel support for future security conference(s) of their choice. Runners-up receive prizes as well. 
  • The first listed student of accepted posters will receive an automatic scholarship.
  • Additional students listed on a poster will be responsible for their own expenses.
  • Only submissions from WiCyS student members will be considered.
  • Submissions must be presented in person.

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