What We Expect From Submitted Sessions

Topics of Interest

We welcome submissions covering topics including, but not limited to:

• Security Operations and Incident Response
• Threat Intelligence
• Cloud Security
• Application Security and DevSecOps
• Identity and Access Management
• Zero Trust Architecture
• Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)
• Security Leadership and Management
• Security Architecture and Engineering
• AI Security and Secure AI Adoption
• Privacy and Data Protection
• Digital Forensics
• Vulnerability Management
• Security Awareness and Human Factors
• Critical Infrastructure Security
• Supply Chain Security
• Cyber Resilience and Business Continuity
• Career Development and Professional Growth
• Lessons Learned from Real-World Security Incidents
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Session Formats

We welcome:

• Presentation s / lectures (30–60 minutes)
• Technical deep dives
• Case studies and lessons learned
• Live demonstrations
• Workshops and interactive sessions
• Panel discussions
• Community talks and career-focused presentations
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Audience

Our audience may include:

• Security practitioners
• Security leaders and managers
• Risk and compliance professionals
• Architects and engineers
• Students and early-career professionals
• ISC2 certification holders and candidates
• Technology professionals with an interest in cybersecurity

Experience Levels

We welcome content suitable for:

• Beginner
• Intermediate
• Advance

Please clearly indicate the intended audience level when submitting your proposal.

What Makes a Strong Submission

We particularly value sessions that:

• Share practical experience and real-world lessons learned
• Provide actionable takeaways attendees can apply immediately
• Present original research, innovative approaches, or unique perspectives
• Encourage discussion and community engagement
• Balance technical depth with clear communication

Submission Guidelines

Please include:

• Session title
• Abstract (150–500 words recommended)
• Learning objectives or key takeaways
• Intended audience and experience level
• Speaker biography
• Any special requirements for demonstrations or workshops

Code of Conduct

ISC2 Norway is committed to providing a professional, welcoming, and respectful environment for all participants. Speakers are expected to maintain professional standards and present content that is respectful, inclusive, and free from harassment, discrimination, or inappropriate material.

Marketing-focused presentations and product sales pitches will generally not be accepted. References to products or services should be educational and relevant to the session content.

By submitting a session, speakers agree to follow the event's Code of Conduct and support a positive learning environment for all attendees.