RSA® CONFERENCE ASIA PACIFIC 2014
Call for Speakers Submission Form (off-line)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Thank you for submitting a proposal to share your experience and knowledge with
the delegates at RSA Conference Asia Pacific 2014. Please fill out the information
below.
PRIMARY SPEAKER INFORMATION:
Please fill out the following information
*= required input
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Salutation - required Dr./Mr./Mrs./Ms.
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First Name – required
Middle Initial - optional
Last Name – required
Company or Organization– required
Job Title – required
Address 1 – required
Address 2 – optional
Address 3 – optional
City – required
Country /Province / State – required (drop-down list)
Zip/Postal code (optional)
Primary email address – required
Telephone Number (incl. country code)– required
Mobile Telephone Number – required
Fax Number
Speaker Biography/CV * (Limit 400 characters including spaces) this information
will appear on the website and in other marketing materials
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What is the Speaker’s first language? *
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In which other language (s) is the Speaker verbally proficient?
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If the proposed speaker has a blog, please enter blog link here:
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If the proposed speaker has a Twitter handle, please enter the Twitter handle
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Has the proposed speaker spoken at an RSA Conference before? *
Yes/No
If yes, please identify the Conference(s) years:
SESSION INFORMATION
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Session Title * (Limit 75 characters including spaces)
Your session title should clearly indicate the topic of your presentation, and do so in a
way that attracts potential attendees for your presentation.
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Short Session Abstract * (Limit 400 characters including spaces)
In a few sentences, explain what your session will cover (please do not use bullets
in your submission). This abstract will be included in our marketing materials,
website and program guide. NOTE: How long is 400 characters? This paragraph
is 277 characters including spaces.
Short Abstract
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Quick Abstract * (Limit 200 characters including spaces)
This shorter abstract will be used for pocket guides, mobile apps, etc. NOTE:
How long is 200 characters? This paragraph is 156 characters including
spaces.
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Session Detail * (Limit 2,500 characters including spaces)
Provide a detailed synopsis of, and delivery strategy for your presentation. This
long session abstract should be detailed enough to clearly convey to the Program
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Committee the content and objectives of your presentation. Consider submitting
an outline of your session.
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Session Format * (select one)
Individual Speaker - You (or the designated speaker if you’re submitting a
proposal on behalf of someone else) will be the only speaker.
Co-Speakers - This format has two speakers, one of whom is the Primary
Speaker and the other who is the Secondary Speaker. The Primary Speaker is the
person to whom the RSA Conference Speaker Manager will come with questions
and decisions regarding your session.
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Session Length *
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All sessions are 45 minutes long
Session Profiling Information – The following information will help ensure that
the attendees clearly understand if they have the appropriate experience to get the
most benefit from your session.
Session Classification * Please choose one of the following:
Intermediate: Focused on principles and concepts that would appeal to attendees
with more than 5 years of experience. Little, if any, time is spent on definitional terms
and concepts. Contains instructive demos, line code, tools, architectural discussions, or
similar level of content.
Advanced: Sessions focused on advanced principles and concepts, geared toward
attendees with deep subject knowledge and 10 or more years of experience. Little/no time
is spent on defining terms and background. Contains instructive demos, line code,
advanced architecture discussions, tools that can be shared, or similar level of content.
General Interest: This classification is used for compelling strategic sessions,
introductions to new technology, or sessions or tracks where ratings are not as relevant.
Class Track Selection
Select up to two class tracks you would like you submission to be considered for. Your
submission will only be accepted in one class track.
Cloud and Data Security
Data Security covers strategies, practices, and technologies to classify, track and protect
data and will cover issues such as privacy, regulations and big data trends. Cloud Security
includes security architecture in the cloud, cloud security governance, risks, migration
issues, and vendor Service Level Agreements (SLAs).
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Cybercrime and Law Enforcement
This track provides the latest information and practical demonstrations of techniques to
address cybercrime. It further covers strategies to enable local law enforcement personnel
to collaborate more closely with international police organizations as well as tap global
intelligence for tackling high-tech crimes and formulate the appropriate cybersecurity
policies. Topics covered include identifying and addressing emerging crime threats,
fraud, intellectual property theft, environmental and organized crime and incident
response.
Mobile Security
Mobile Security will focus on the policies, processes and technologies involved in
managing employee-owned devices and BYOD programs, smartphone/tablet security and
consumerization trends. In this track you'll find in depth sessions on mobile malware,
mobile application threats, device management and emerging threats to mobile platforms
and workers.
Security Infrastructure
This track will cover the architectural and strategic planning considerations for the
deployment of security-enabled technologies, including trends in emerging technologies,
network and endpoint security, enterprise rights management , vulnerability assessments,
penetration testing , IDS/IPS, physical and embedded device security. In this track you'll
find the processes, technologies and policies for identity and access management
including managing digital identities, their authentication, authorization, roles, and
privileges.
Threats and Risk Management
Threats sessions include discussions on advanced threats, new classes of vulnerabilities,
exploitation techniques, malware, reverse engineering and how to combat these
problems. Sessions will include intelligence-driven security, how classic attacks are being
re-architected to include a human element, and the quantification and management of
risk.
Security Tags: Please provide up to 5 keywords to describe your session.
anti malware
digital rights
intellectual
property
protection
product
certification
supply
chain
anti spam
e-discovery
intrusion
detection
professional
certification
threat
management
professional
development
time
services
application
development
application
security
apt
embedded
device security
encryption
encryption
key
jurisdiction
law
legislation
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provisioning
remote
access
timing
analysis
virtualization
management
audit
endpoints
lessons
learned
research
liability
research
revealed
visualization
authentication
endpoint
security
big data
enterprise
defense
linear
cryptanalysis
risk
management
biometrics
enterprise
security
management
managed
security
services
secure
ecommerce
ethics
messaging
security
secure file
transfer
exploit of
vulnerability
metrics
block ciphers
botnets
business of
security
case studies
cloud
computing
mobile
applications
security
architecture
web 2.0
federated
identity
mobile
device security
security
awareness
web server
security
financial
services
mobile
security
security
consulting
web
services
security
security
education
wireless
security
security
intelligence
zero day
vulnerability
forensics
network
protocol
security
fraud
network
security
governance
oem
appliance
security
operations
controls
government
regulations
online
security
security
services
critical
infrastructure
governance
risk &
compliance
cryptographic
protocols
government
standards
password
management
cryptography
research
hackers &
threats
patch
management
cybercrime
hacking
consumerization
hacktivism
cyberterrorism
database
security
denial of
wan
security
fault_analysis
compliance
data security
vulnerability
assessment
war stories
firewalls
cyber warfare
vpn
security
analytics
cloud security
content
filtering
voip
security
hashing
functions
healthcare
mock trial
outsourcing
pci
penetration
testing
phishing
physical
security
security jobs
security
trends
sha3
side channel
attacks
siem
soa
social
engineering
social
networking
hypervisors
pii
software
code
vulnerability
analysis
identity
pki
spam
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service
management
digital
certificates
identity theft
policy &
government
sso
standards
digital
evidence
incident
response
policy
management
digital
signatures
insider
threats
power
analysis
data loss
prevention
internet
protocol
privacy
storage
security
strategy and
architecture
Submitters Comments (limit 400 characters including spaces)
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PROPOSED Co-SPEAKER
An Individual session may have only one Speaker, and a Co-Speaker session has
two Speakers.
Complete the following information for the Co-Speaker if applicable.
* = required input:
Has the proposed Co-Speaker approved his or her participation in the session?
Yes/No
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Salutation - required Dr./Mr./Mrs./Ms.
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First Name – required
Middle Initial - optional
Last Name – required
Company or Organization– required
Job Title – required
Address 1 – required
Address 2 – optional
Address 3 – optional
City – required
Country /Province / State – required (drop-down list)
Zip/Postal code (optional)
Primary email address – required
Telephone Number (incl. country code)– required
Mobile Telephone Number – required
Fax Number
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Speaker Biography/CV * (Limit 400 characters including spaces) this information
will appear on the website and in other marketing materials
Enter speaker biography/CV here

What is the Speaker’s first language? *
Enter language here

In which other language (s) is the Speaker verbally proficient?
Enter languages here

If the proposed speaker has a blog, please enter blog link here:
Enter blog link here

If the proposed speaker has a Twitter handle, please enter the Twitter handle
here:
Enter Twitter handle here

Has the proposed speaker spoken at an RSA Conference before? *
Yes/No
If yes, please identify the Conference(s) years:
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