Deadline: Monday, March 9 at noon CDT.
We are accepting proposed talks via our online survey form.
Summit attendees appreciate learning about real-world applications of technologies and solutions from all aspects of the fields of digital forensics and incident response from you - the practitioners in the field. If you have a story to tell, a tool that you created to solve a problem, or a lesson you’ve learned that the greater DFIR community would like to hear about.. This is the event to provide it!
We are looking for proposed presentations focusing on:
1. DFIR and Media Exploitation case studies that solve a unique problem
2. New Forensic or analysis tools and techniques
3. Discussions of new artifacts related to smartphones, Windows, and Mac platforms
4. Improving the status quo of the DFIR industry by sharing novel approaches
5. Challenges to existing assumptions and methodologies that might change the industry
6. New, fast forensic techniques that can extract and analyze data rapidly
7. Open-source forensics
8. Enterprise or scalable forensics that can analyze hundreds of systems instead of one at a time
We're looking for submissions for a variety of session lengths and formats, including 10-minute and 35-minute talks, mixed with interactive sessions and workshops.
Benefits of Speaking
• Promotion of your speaking session and company recognition via the DFIR Summit website and all printed
materials
• Visibility via the DFIR post-Summit on the SANS DFIR Website
• Full conference badge to attend all Summit sessions
• Private speakers-only networking lunches
• Speakers-only networking reception on evening before Summit
• Continued presence and thought leadership in the community via the SANS DFIR YouTube channel
Deadline: Monday, March 9 at noon CDT.
Submissions must be made via our online survey.
Questions? Contact SummitSpeakers@sans.org.
