If you are interested in presenting or participating on a panel, we’d be delighted to consider your Threat Hunting-focused proposal with use cases and communicable lessons. We are looking for presentations from both the intelligence producer and the intelligence consumer fields with a focus on topics that will be directly relatable and applicable to the summit audience. 

The Threat Hunting and Incident Response Summit offers speakers opportunities for exposure and recognition as an industry leader. If you have something substantive, challenging, and original to offer, you are encouraged to submit a proposal.

CFP submissions should detail how the proposed Threat Hunting and Incident Response case study, tool or technique can be utilized by attendees to increase their security posture. All Threat Hunting and Incident Response Summit presentations will be 30 minutes with 5 minutes for questions. 

We are looking for Threat Hunting and Incident Response Presentations that focus on:

• The effectiveness of threat hunting in reducing the dwell time of adversaries
• Threat hunting – Buzzword or Actionable Strategy
• Automated threat hunting: Fact or fiction
• Threat hunting tools, tactics, and techniques that can be used to improve the defense of your organization
• Case studies on the application of threat hunting to security operations
•  Innovative threat hunting tactics and techniques
• New tools that can help threat hunters