SecurityWeek’s Cyber AI & Automation Summit pushed the boundaries of security discussions by exploring the implications and applications of predictive AI, machine learning, and automation in modern cybersecurity programs.
The 2024 virtual summit will feature discussion on the revolutionary role of AI, machine learning, and automation in cybersecurity, along with defending against adversarial use of AI. Attendees can expect robust debate on practical use-cases for AI-enabled security, the hype vs the promise of AI, and some early wins around vulnerability discovery and cloud attack surface management.
This online event follows the in-person AI Risk Summit which took place in June 2024 at the Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay.
The official Call for Presentations/Papers (speakers) for SecurityWeek’s Cyber AI & Automation Summit, being held December 4, 2024 is now open!
Tips for Acceptance:
Present Virtually – Presenters must be available to present virtually and have access to high-speed internet and a computer with high quality camera and microphone.
End Users Preferred - The Cyber AI Summit focuses on having strong representation from cybersecurity end users (practitioners) and researchers. (sponsorships are available for interested vendors)
Be Original – Proposed talks should be original and not have been presented at other events. We are looking for new, innovative talks that have not been seen elsewhere.
Submit Early – By submitting early, you will have a better chance of being accepted, as submissions will be reviewed on an ongoing basis.
Not a Sales Pitch – Sessions should be educational and NOT be a masked sales pitch. When attendees smell the faintest scent of a sales pitch, they immediately put up their guard and speakers lose creditability. Show you understand a problem or technical challenge, and help people learn. You’ll earn credibility and people will notice who you are and what you do.
Most sessions will be a mix of 30 and 45-minute talks including time for Q&A.
Submissions will be reviewed on an ongoing basis so early submission is highly encouraged.
Submissions must include proposed presentation title, an informative session abstract, including learning objectives for attendees if relevant; and contact information, headshot and bio for the proposed speaker.
All speakers must adhere to the 100% vendor neutral / no commercial policy of the conference. If speakers cannot respect this policy, they should not submit a proposal.
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