Call for speakers & trainers

Share your OT/ICS expertise

Open to the global community, with preference given to speakers and trainers with regional African experience.

01

ICS/SCADA incident response

02

OT network monitoring & anomaly detection

03

IT/OT convergence & segmentation

04

Vulnerability & patch management for OT

05

Standards & frameworks (IEC 62443, NIST CSF)

06

Policy, regulation & national OT strategy

Guidelines

  • Plenary and panel sessions run 30–60 minutes including Q&A.
  • Training proposals should include an abstract, objectives, prerequisites, and attendee limits. Sessions run 2–4 hours/day.
  • A short speaker biography (1–2 paragraphs) is required with your submission.
  • Sessions may be recorded for public viewing. Please provide the TLP for your session.
  • No vendor pitches: training and talks must not promote specific products.

Suggested training topics

ICS/SCADA fundamentals OT incident response Industrial network monitoring ICS malware analysis IEC 62443 implementation OT asset & risk assessment Safety instrumented systems Cloud & edge in OT ICS digital forensics

Submission form

Submit a proposal

Author information

Author 1

Title of the presentation/training

Type a list of keywords, one per line, to characterize your submission.

Please select the topics from the call for speakers relevant to your submission.

If you would like to present on a topic not listed above, please list it here.

If you are submitting a presentation, please provide an abstract.

If you are submitting a training, please provide an outline.

A number reachable on WhatsApp/LINE etc., with country code.

If there are multiple presenters, please provide bios for each, separated by a line return.

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