The Cybersecurity Revolution Event

If we are going to realize the benefits of a globally consolidated communications system we, as a global community of researchers, are going to have to start truly working together to find a way that we can make the internet safe for everyone. This means that all of the researchers from different countries and different disciples working on aspects of cybersecurity need to start sharing.  The problem is that the many, many brilliant researchers are spread out across the world and it is very difficult and expensive to bring them together.  When we asked our partners and friends if they are willing to try something new to help over come this problem the answer was positively enthusiastic. Together we are going to make use of the growing power of online media platforms and their ability to broadcast live video and facilitate massive discussions. The goal of this effort is to provide a near zero cost opportunity for international collaboration and to road test a new format. On the 31st of May 2018 there will be a coordinated series of presentations from universities and organizations around the world that will follow the sun for over 24 hours. This round the clock round the world event will bring together researchers from across the globe for one revolution of the planet.

We would like to welcome all of the participants and the wider community to the Cybersecurity Revolution.

The Cybersecurity Revolution is an event conceived to openly encourage sharing and interaction among the wider cybersecurity research community. It is an event focused around research, education, science and learning. For more information and an updated program and links please visit: https://secrev.dfir.science

A great big thanks to all of our members, partners and friends whom have helped us organize this event.

The program outline is below. The program is divided into sessions with multiple speakers in each session.  The start and finish times for each session are indicated on the first line of each session. Please follow along at https://secrev.dfir.science.