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Call for Presentations: Cybersecurity Leadership Summit 2023

Deadline: Monday, March 20, 5:00 p.m. CDT
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The Call for Presentations is now open!

Free Summit: Thursday, May 25 | Live Online | Summit CPE Credits: 6

Summit Co-Chairs: Frank Kim and Jerich Beason

Speaking at a SANS Summit gives you the opportunity to engage with thousands of cybersecurity professionals, to share your expertise, and expand your network.

The SANS Cybersecurity Leadership Summit brings together cybersecurity leaders from a variety of industries and organizations for in-depth presentations, workshops, and candid discussions covering a range of topics, including emerging threats, building effective technical teams, communicating risk to the business, and more.

To get a taste of the type of dynamic presentations and speakers you’ll see at Cybersecurity Leadership Summit, check out thesetalks from our 2022 Summit.

Summit Speaker

We are looking for proposed presentations focusing on, but not limited to the following:

    Leading Teams
    •  Managing burnout and taking care of mental health
    • What to do with the brilliant jerk
    • The role of fun in the workplace

    Leading Technology

    • Supply chain risk management
    • Emerging risks and current events
    • Outsourcing security services

    Leading Business

    • Budgeting
    • Board reporting
    • Building strategy

    Leading the Future of Cybersecurity

    • The first 90 days as a CISO
    • Emergence of the BISO
    • Building sustainable cultures

    Questions? Email SummitSpeakers@sans.org.

    Deadline: Monday, March 20, 5:00 p.m. CDT

    Practical Advice for Submitting a Talk

    Giving presentations at conferences is a great way to share your expertise, expand your professional network, and bolster your personal brand. But how do you submit a proposal that sets you apart from the crowd? Britta Glade, Director of Content for RSA Conference, and Dawn Cappelli, CISO of Rockwell Automation and program committee member for RSA Conference, have reviewed literally thousands of proposals, and share their tips for getting yours noticed and selected.