Our
world-class audience is interested
in new, emerging technologies
for Protection, Detection
and Reaction for all aspects
of defensive and offensive
Information Warfare. Vendors
and PR firms are encouraged
to submit the latest research
and emerging techniques that
you think our audiences will
want to know about. We will
be building this special track
based upon the submissions
from vendors, researchers
and their representatives.
NEW!
Live War Game!
Sponsored
by White Wolf Consulting,
INFOWARCON 2002 will be hosting
a four day "War Game"
where attendees and tutorial
students can elect to participate
in Red/Blue teams with organizations
around the world in hands
on, real-time CNA (Computer
Network Attack) and IW-D,
Information Warfare Defense
techniques.
General
Submission Notes
Entertainment
and education go hand in hand.
InfowarCon speakers are among
the best in the world, and
we want all attendees to get
the most value for their time.
Please keep the following
in mind:
Your
Audience:
Multi-media
presentations, real-time scenarios
or gaming, audience participation
and highly interactive topics
are more likely to be accepted
by the reviewers and appreciated
by your Audience. Debate,
controversy, dissimilar positions
and opinions have always been
encouraged and appreciated
at InfowarCon.
English
is the official conference
language and all sessions
will be unclassified. Your
Audience is military, intelligence,
commercial and international.
Some are very technical and
others are very senior, non-technical.
Your
Audience is looking for Real-World
Solutions to Real-World Problems,
as well as being made aware
of future possibilities. Your
Audience wants to come away
with something tangible to
do, enact, change, design,
buy or enforce.
The
quality of presentation materials
is very important. Handouts
should accurately reflect
the presentation.
Submissions:
Please
submit up to a 3 page briefing
with as many pictures, diagrams
and descriptions of the proposed
session. Submissions are to
be in Word, RTF or PowerPoint
(97/2K) and under 1MB. Include
length of session (or full
day tutorial) or time needed
for panel discussion.
We
also need one paragraph on
who should attend this session,
why it is important to them,
and what they will learn and
take away with them by attending.
What sort of give-aways or
handouts will be provided?
What
is the baseline knowledge
required for the session.
Is it very technical? Is it
for management or military
leaders?
What
sort of technical arrangements
you will need or will provide,
such as in classroom settings.
This helps us determine which
facilities are best suited
for your session.
Full
contact information including
title, mailing address, phone,
fax, cell phone, website,
and your current underwear
size.
Dates:
Submission
Deadline: February March 11,
2002. Acceptance Date: March
25, 2002. You will be notified
by email or phone. If your
paper is chosen, you will
be asked to commit to provide
your finished presentation
by July 1, 2002.
Please
submit to [email protected]
or [email protected]
with "InfowarCon 2002
Submission" in the subject
line of the email
Remember:
Entertainment
combined with Quality Information
is the key to education.
Questions?
For
inquiry or discussion on submissions,
please contact
