Call for Speakers

in 7 months

Milan0day '27

planned future dates

20 May 2027

location

Milan, Italy


On May 20th, 2027, Milan0Day returns to Milan, bringing together researchers, security professionals, students, and technology enthusiasts for a full day dedicated to cybersecurity.

Milan0Day is designed to foster knowledge exchange, technical depth, and meaningful connections within the information security community. The conference focuses on cutting-edge research, real-world attack techniques, defensive strategies, and emerging security challenges across domains such as cloud, AI, cryptography, network security, hardware security, and critical infrastructure.

open, 7 months left
Call for Speakers
Call opens at 10:51 AM

06 May 2026

Call closes at 11:59 PM

20 May 2027

Call closes in W. Europe Daylight Time (UTC+02:00) timezone.
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We welcome talk proposals from security professionals, researchers, students, and practitioners. Whether you want to present novel technical research, real-world case studies, defensive insights, or an academic project, we want to hear from you!


Presentation Formats & Categories

  • Full Talk (45 minutes): Technical deep dives, novel research, practical security developments, or case studies presented by industry experts and researchers.
  • Short / Thesis Talk (15 minutes): Research theses, student projects, or emerging ideas presented by UniMi students and alumni.


Guidelines & Streaming

  • Submissions must be vendor-neutral: purely commercial or product sales pitches will not be accepted.
  • Talks may be live-streamed to expand community reach (speaker consent options are available during submission).
  • Submissions are currently open on a rolling basis.


Milan0Day is a free community event sponsored by the Department of Computer Science at the University of Milan. Travel and accommodation expenses may be covered according to each speaker’s specific circumstances.


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