t2 information security conference
25Apr/100

Would You Like To Sponsor t2′10?

We are looking for sponsors, if you or your company would like to sponsor t2'10 please contact us.

To protect the independent nature of t2, the following guidelines have been established:

  • No sponsor can affect the agenda. In order to run an independent conference, it is essential that no sponsor influence the topic or content of any given presentation.
  • Each and every presenter is there because of his or her skills. Sponsorship is not a fast lane past the CFP, meaning that sponsorship will not guarantee you a presentation slot at the conference. It does not prevent it either; the bottom line is that the advisory board handles all submissions equally.

More information can be found at http://t2.fi/sponsors/

10Mar/100

Important: t2′10 Dates Updated!

Please note we have updated the dates for t2'10!

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20Feb/100

t2′10 – Mark Your Calendars

Please mark your calendars - t2'10 information security conference will take place in Helsinki, Finland, from October 28 to 29, 2010.

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17Dec/090

Merry Xmas and Happy New Year

We wish you all merry xmas and happy new year. As a Christmas gift we (finally) release the solution to t2'09 Challenge.

7Nov/094

t2′09 is over – thank You

All those who contributed to the conference either as an attendee or as a speaker: Thank You! It is fair to conclude that the conference was a great success. We feel that there were many very interesting presentations and a very good atmosphere for discussion and networking.

Until next year, please send feedback about what topic, or who you would like to see at the conference. This way you can contribute what we will be next year. Be part of it.

We also received excellent feedback for the content for this year, and we hope to see you next year at T2´10!

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27Oct/090

Christien Rioux to Talk About Finding New Types of Vulnerabilities Via Binary Analysis

Christien Rioux from Veracode will talk about finding new types of vulnerabilities via binary analysis - with discussion of identification, exploitation and remediation. Christien has long history with security industry spawning e.g @stake, L0pht Heavy Industries.

Please see the schedule for details.

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