CB21: CODE BLUE 2021 - Hybrid - Tokyo Port City Takeshiba - PORT HALL - Tokyo, Japan, October 19-20, 2021 |
Conference website | https://codeblue.jp/ |
Submission link | https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=cb21 |
Abstract registration deadline | August 31, 2021 |
Submission deadline | August 31, 2021 |
CODE BLUE is an international conference where the world's top class information security specialists gather to give cutting edge talks, and is a place for all participants to exchange information and interact beyond borders and languages... [more on CODE BLUE website]
This year will be a HYBRID conference, with both ONLINE and IN-PERSON sessions.
We are looking for innovative and creative research topics regarding information security to be presented at the conference being held on October 19th and 20th, 2021.
Submission Guidelines for Conference Talks
All presentations should be original to authors.
How to Submit for Conference Talks
- To submit CFP for the conference, click the [submission link] under the title above.
- Technical sessions --- Technical topics in cybersecurity
- General sessions --- Topics covering all aspects of cybersecurity
- Youth sessions --- Special sessions for authors under 25 years old
- Counter Cyber Crime sessions -- Any topics related to fighting cybercrime
- Law & Policy sessions -- Any topics related to Law & Policy in cybersecurity
- Bluebox sessions -- Open source tools, projects, and communities, etc.,
- Community sessions --- Introduction of interesting hacker communities
- Note:
- Please describe your research with enough details in the abstract. Detailed abstracts will help the review board in better understanding your research/findings, and help the review board in making their decisions.
- All presentations must be submitted by the original authors.
- We urge you to submit your talk topic early before the CFP closes since we will close the CFP prior to the closing date if enough quality submissions are received to fill the slots.
- Session Length:
- Presentations should be expected to fill up to a 45 minute time slot, however depending on available time slots a presentation may be allocated slightly more or less time.
- Simultaneous interpretation:
- Simultaneous interpretation for English and Japanese will be available.
- For non-English native speakers, we cannot guarantee this, but we might be able to find an interpreter in your native language if you notify us well before the conference.
- Under-25:
- Applicant must be at age of 25 or younger as of October 20th, 2021.
- To apply for the CFP of Youth session, write your age in the age field. We may ask for your identification to verify your age.
- We have a special R&D support fund (or scholarship) for up to 500,000 JPY per person for the excellent youth speakers selected by the review committee.
Speaker Benefits
- Honorarium:
- For Technical/General/Counter Cyber Crime/Law & Policy sessions - 75,000 JPY as the honorarium for your presentations.
- For Bluebox/Community sessions - 50,000 JPY as the honorarium for your presentations.
- For Youth sessions - The outstanding speaker selected by the review committee will be awarded a research grant for up to 500,000 JPY.
- Free entrance to CODE BLUE 2021
- You can enjoy the whole CODE BLUE 2021.
- Travel cost for domestic
- We cover the travel cost for domestic speakers.
- Please understand that it is still difficult for us to invite speakers from overseas to come to Japan and give lectures in person.
List of Topics
- Cyber Security
- Automotive Security
- Critical Infrastructure
- Medical
- IoT Security
- Hardware hacking, embeddid systems, devices
- Web Application Security
- Malware Countermeasure
- SmartCard/RFID related
- DoS Countermeasures
- Financial Security
- International Law & Policy
- Bug Bounty
- Digital Forensics
- Machine Learnings
- Data protection
- Authentication
- Biotechnology
- Blockchain
- Visualization
- Or any other security-related topics are welcome!!!
AFTER YOUR PROPOSALS IS ACCEPTED (Speaker responsibilities)
- Send us an updated abstract/bio/photo.
- we ask you to make sure abstract, speaker bio, and send us your photo for the conference website and program.
- Read the Speaker Guide
- We will send you a speaker guide. Explaining how to join the event, present, and recommendations on how to best enjoy the event
- Send us your slides.
- Interpreters need to take time to understand the contents of your talk to avoid incorrect translation.
- If you have a script, that would help the interpreters, but it is not mandatory.
- (For overseas/pre-recorded speakers) Record your presentation and send us your presentation video.
- This way we can broadcast your presentation to the audience without the network troubles and the time zone differences.
Important dates
- Submission closed: August
20th31st - CFP results notice: September
1st10th - Final slides Deadline: September 30th
- Recorded presentation movie deadline: October 10th
CODE BLUE Speakers in the past
These are some of CODE BLUE speakers in the past. More speakers are in [Archives].
- Jeff Moss (Black Hat / DefCon founder, USA)
- Chris Eagle (Senior Lecturer (Computer Science), Naval Postgraduate School & Sk3wl 0f r00t, USA)
- Chris Valasek (Uber Advanced Technology Center security lead, USA)
- Keren Elazari (GigaOm, Israel)
- Ilfak Guilfanov (Hex-Rays CEO, Bergey)
- Masato Kinugawa (Freelancer, Japan)
- Takuya Matsuda (Kobe University emeritus professor, Japan)
- Richard Thieme (USA)
- Xiaodun Fang (Wooyun Founder, China)
- Seungjoo Gabriel Kim (professor of Department of Cyber Defense at Korea University, Korea)
- Sergey Gordeychik (Deputy CTO of Kaspersky Lab , Russia)
- Anna Piperal (Enterprise Estonia, Estonia)
- Karsten Nohl (Security Research Lab, Germany)
- Tyler Nighswander (ForAllSecure, USA)
- Patrick O’Keeffe (CoE CSW)
- George Hotz (Comma.ai, USA)
Publication
Your slides and Video will be published via [Slideshare] and [Youtube]. If you rather not have the session and materials published please let us know once your talk is accepted.
Venue
The conference will be held at "Hybrid (in-person/online)" this year. The in-person venue is Tokyo Port City Takeshiba PORT HALL.
Contact
All questions about submissions should be emailed to cfp [at] codeblue.jp.