Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC)

The Annual Computer Security Applications Conference is one of the longest running computer security events in the world. Now in its 28th year, ACSAC brings together hundreds of security professionals from academia, government and industry with an interest in applied security to learn about the latest advances in the field, as well as to exchange ideas and experiences. The conference is renowned for its worldwide attendance, high quality program, and attendee networking.

The ACSAC technical program is composed of keynotes, peer-reviewed paper presentations, case studies, panels, posters, and works-in-progress. In addition, two days of workshops and professional development training are offered, which along with the technical program, qualify for continuing education credit. Proposals and nominations are accepted for all aspects of the program. ACSAC enlists leading practitioners in the field to review submitted papers, accepting 20% or less of submissions in the last couple of years. Posters and works-in-progress provide additional venues for practitioners to present their work and solicit feedback on ideas. The diverse, multi-track program is sure to engage attendees' interests throughout the conference.

This year's keynote speakers include Ron Ross (NIST), Eran Feigenbaum (Google), Susan Alexander (IARPA), and Ross Anderson (University of Cambridge).