Call For Paper | HITCON PACIFIC 2018

Over the past years, we've witnessed more and more information security incidents that brought an entire enterprise to a halt. As such, the often overlooked aspect of information security triad -- Availability, is put back into focus again. This year's HITCON Pacific "Transforming: Cybersecurity and Resilience", aims to help both government and enterprise in ensuring that no more costly downtimes are caused by information security problems. The myriad of techniques and measures that can help to transform the crucial systems in the organization to be more resilient against attacks will be the focus of this year's HITCON enterprise.

1|  The call for paper

This year we would welcome submissions matching our key theme -- "Transforming: Cybersecurity and Resilience" and covering one of the following topics: Exploitation Techniques , Honeypot Technologies, Virus and Anti-virus Topics, Reverse Engineering, Software Vulnerability Research and Security Audits, Backdoors and Rootkits, Web and Database Security, Firewall, WAF, IDS and IDP, System Hardening, Covert Channels and Steganography.

The length of the talk should be approximately 40 minutes and leaves some room for Q&A.

Also, please provide as much information as possible in the submission. Submissions with no slides and very vague descriptions will likely be rejected.

The papers will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

2|  How to submit

Please apply for an account at https://cfp2018.hitcon.org and submits through the website before the deadline.

3|  Important Dates

• Start of Call for Paper: 17th Sep 2018
• Call for Paper Deadline: 14th Oct 2018 23:59 GMT+8
• Speaker Selection Completed: 11th Nov 2018

4|  About Conference

• When: HITCON Pacific 2018 - 13th/14th Dec 2018
• Where: Taipei New Horizon (6th Floor) 台北文創 6 樓, Taipei , Taiwan 

If you have any questions with the submission process, please contact at agenda2018@hitcon.org.

other questions, please contact at service@hitcon.org.

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