Authors will submit their abstracts to Easy Chair, a public conference management site independent of Intel and should not disclose confidential information that they and/or their respective employers are not ready to share with the public.

Please bear in mind that no sales pitches will be allowed. If your presentation involves advertisement of products or services please do not submit as your submission will be rejected.

Selected speakers will be required to sign an NDA (if it does not exist already) and a personal release waiver form to enable their pictures/bios to be posted on the Intel website.

Speakers will be allocated 60 minutes of presentation time with 10 minutes for Q&A.

Please ensure you provide the following details along with your abstract submission:

* General topic of the speech (e.g.: network security, secure programming, computer forensics, etc.)

* A brief but informative description of your talk

* Short biography of the presenter, including organization, company and affiliations

* Links to other papers you have authored and/or videos of your talks

* Names of other conferences you have presented at and when

* Do you need a visa to enter USA?

* Relevance of your topic to Intel

* Changes you would like to see in Intel products/research/approach

* Do you need special equipment to be provided by Intel for your talk? (Optional)