The Summit Call for Presentations is OPEN!
Free Live Online Summit: Thursday, March 13, 2025
This year’s theme, “New2Cyber: A Day in the Life,” is designed to give attendees an inside look at the diverse roles that make up the cybersecurity field. We're calling on cybersecurity professionals from every corner of the industry to pull back the curtain and share what their day-to-day work really looks like.Whether you're a fresh graduate eager to break into the field or someone looking to pivot your career, finding the perfect fit in cybersecurity can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’re seeking talks that shine a light on the pathways to success in specific roles, highlight the transferable skills that make the journey smoother, and explore the highs, the challenges, and the endless opportunities for growth.Got valuable insights to share? We're accepting proposals for full-length talks (35 minutes) as well as lightning talks (5-8 minutes) that pack a punch!
To get a taste of the type of dynamic presentations and speakers you’ll see at the upcoming New2Cyber Summit, check out these talks from previous Summits.
If you've got a talk that you think is valuable to this audience, please submit it! We are interested in talks on topics including but not limited to:
- Being a leader even if you’re not the boss
- Translating technology to business stakeholders
- Specializations in cybersecurity
- Core security skills new hires are expected to already have
- Network & host security fundamentals
- Getting that first security job
- Cybersecurity career planning
- How and why to get hands-on experience through Capture the Flag (CTF) competitions
- Effective communication techniques for Cybersecurity practitioners
- Soliciting and acting on feedback
- Delivering polished presentations
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.
