Canadian Technical Security Conference (CTSC 2010)

Call for Presentations

The primary objective and purpose of the Canadian Technical Security Conference (CTSC)  is to provide high-quality professional development and networking opportunity for Technical Security (TS) professionals across Canada and abroad.

Our three (3) day, single seminar track format provides a self-directed, learning opportunity with a wide variety of informative technical and non-technical presentations, interactive expert panel forums, and an impressive range of TSCM industry related Exhibitors.

Professional Development presentations, designed to transcend all aspects of the TSCM industry with a focus on current and emerging technology, best recommended practices, and challenges facing TSCM practitioners and others who are responsible for a variety of Technical Security (TS) functions within their respective organizations.

Presentations may be designed and developed for any level of experience, from the fundamental basics, to intermediate, and advanced presentation topics.

Share your extensive experience and knowledge with your peers by submitting a presentation proposal for the 5th annual Technical Security Conference (CTSC).

Submit your presentation proposal today for this unique and important opportunity and help shape the CTSC 2010 into a significant and meaningful event.

Submitting Your Presentation

All submissions are to be made electronically and are then reviewed immediately following the deadline of submissions for this years event.

Notifications will be sent directly to the email address listed for the speaker.

Basic Demographics

CTSC participants are primarily TSCM professionals from the private sector, government, military, consultants, engineers, and law enforcement professionals.

Past CTSC events have commanded an impressive list of participants from across Canada and internationally.

Submission Deadline

It is strongly recommended your initial interest and actual submissions as requested be forwarded to the CTSC 2010 Committee as early as possible (today is a good day)!

Speaker and Presenter information is required so that the CTSC Committee will have the necessary time to complete the conference agenda, marketing materials and to allow us to promote the conference properly.

Please contact us with your interest as soon as possible.

Submission Guidelines

We offer the following basic submission guidelines to assist speakers and presenters.

All submissions must be forwarded to the CTSC 2010 committee at Paul Turner by the posted submission deadline.

• Presentations must be submitted and delivered in English. During future conferences it may be possible to provide simultaneous translation services for languages other than English.

• Presentations should describe and be based on the presenters original work.

• An individual may submit one (1) or more presentations for consideration.

• An individual may submit more than one (1) presentation to be delivered during multiple sessions, however, the presentations must not be the same.

Presentation Requirements

The CTSC committee requires the following details to be submitted along with the presentation abstract.

• Name of the Presenter

• Full Contact Information

• Personal BIO (150 words or less)

• Title of the Presentation

• Brief Description of the Presentation (75 words)

• Professional Development Level (Fundamental, Intermediate, Advanced)

• Session Delivery Time Requirement (60 / 120) / 180 minutes)

• Presentation Summary (50 words)

• Presentation Abstract Text (limited to 250 words)

• Presentation Equipment Required: Laptop, LCD Data Projector, DVD, VHS, Audio Capability (Speakers)

• Please submit your proposal in Microsoft Word or Adobe (PDF) file format (if possible) or contact the CTSC for other acceptable file formats and submit via email to Paul Turner or review.

The CTSC addresses the very latest information on security strategies and best recommended practices, critical and emerging issues, and cutting-edge technologies.

If you have something innovative to share, this is the ideal forum to address a dedicated and high motivated audience.

Presentations must be of a technical (or relevant non-technical) subject matter or nature and relevant to TSCM and Technical Security (TS) practitioners.

Speakers and Presenters are reminded to avoid a sales pitch for any specific product or service during any of the professional development seminars or workshops, unless the session is approved as a product demonstration.

It is important for presenters to contact the CTSC 2010 event committee as soon as possible to facilitate topic and schedule development.

This event provides an excellent opportunity to pass along important technical security issues and emerging threats and countermeasures to like minded industry professionals.