Our CFP panel has been hard at work and speakers’ acceptance letters for 44CON 2016 were sent yesterday. Check our twitter feed and see speakers’ reactions before we make a full announcement shortly.
Emma and Nathalie will be at ISSA-UK’s Security in the Spotlight Training Day Onboard HQS Wellington on Wednesday 13th July. Come and say hello and get a discount code for 44CON 2016!
44CON 2016 tickets are now on sale in our shop go and get yours now!
We also have 4 great training courses by Saumil Shah, Dawid Czagan, Joe FitzPatrick, Dominic Chell and Marcus Pinto, go check them out and book your place early to avoid disappointment as courses will be cancelled if minimum numbers are not reached 3 weeks before the conference.
44CON is the UK’s premier annual technical security conference and training event. 44CON 2016 will be taking place from the evening of the 14th September until the 16th September at the ILEC Conference Centre, you can expect a jam packed few days of awesome talks, food and of course alcohol.
Our CFP closes tonight (Friday 10th June) so if you have something awesome to share get it in now before it’s too late.
Finally, check this great day out at the Farnborough International Air Show from our friends at Suits & Spooks on 14th July, Counterespionage: the need for speed, and use the code 44CON for a 5% discount on both package options.
Have you ever thought of hacking web applications for fun and profit? How about playing with authentic, award-winning security bugs identified in some of the greatest companies? If that sounds interesting, join Dawid Czagan‘s training course, Hacking web applications – case studies of award-winning bugs in Google, Yahoo, Mozilla and more, on the 27th and 28th April 2016. It will take place at the ILEC Conference Centre.
Do check it out!
Unfortunately we’ve had some problems with the 44CON Cyber Security event that we just couldn’t overcome. Some of these issues were small, like crew numbers, while others such as unexpected price hikes for us were simply insurmountable without breaking the cost model. Furthermore, the presence of so many great events in the UK from BSides London and Manchester, through to Securitay meant that a separate event was becoming harder to justify in an already busy calendar.
When we started 44CON Cyber Security last year, we set out to create an exhibition for the Infosec community without the infosuck. We wanted to create an event that was free (or at least super cheap), that was different to 44CON London but had its spirit (if not its Gin) and a place where people more involved in end-user business security functions could come together without the fear of heavy-handed barcode scanning. We believe we mostly succeeded, but only as a result of the enormous effort our crew of volunteers put in and Adrian’s hard work.
Unfortunately this year both Adrian and Steve have had less time to work on 44CON Cyber Security, and with fewer volunteers able to plug the gaps, we felt that if we couldn’t deliver an event on par with last year that perhaps it would be better to focus on making 44CON London an even better event, which is what we’re going to do.
We’ll be in touch with everyone with a ticket for 44CON Cyber Security to let them know that it’s not going ahead, and to give them the option of a full refund or discounted entry to 44CON London, and of course to apologise for any inconvenience. But it’s not all bad news…
Traditionally, 44CON London has had an Infosec track and a technical track. Last year had no Infosec track because of 44CON Cyber Security. This year, the Infosec track will be back with a vengeance.
It’s going to be awesome.
If you have any questions, please email 44con@44con.com, and we’ll do our best.
Adrian & Steve
Have you ever thought of hacking web applications for fun and profit? How about playing with authentic, award-winning security bugs identified in some of the greatest companies? If that sounds interesting, join Dawid Czagan‘s training course, Hacking web applications – case studies of award-winning bugs in Google, Yahoo, Mozilla and more, which we will be running after 44CON Cyber Security 2016, on the 27th and 28th April 2016. It will hopefully take place at the same venue as the conference.
Do check it out!
44CON are pleased to announce that we are sponsoring the CRESTcon & IISP Congress event taking place on 10 March 2016.
Following the success of the sell-out event in 2015, CRESTCon & IISP Congress 2016 will take place on 10th March at the Royal College of Surgeons. In response to the increased demand for tickets and feedback from delegates, they have expanded the event by adding a third stream and a larger demo area. Get your ticket here quickly!
44CON are pleased to announce that we are sponsoring the CRESTcon & IISP Congress event taking place on 10 March 2016.
Following the success of the sell-out event in 2015, CRESTCon & IISP Congress 2016 will take place on 10th March at the Royal College of Surgeons. In response to the increased demand for tickets and feedback from delegates, they have expanded the event by adding a third stream and a larger demo area. Get your ticket here quickly!
Well, that’s 44CON London over for another year!
We would like to thank all of our sponsors, speakers and attendees for making this year’s event a success. The atmosphere and great talks made this year’s 44CON London a great place to be. We hope you all managed to bag some nice swag.
If you didn’t manage to make it to all of the talks then you can see the slides here.
Now that this year’s 44CON London is over, we will be focusing on our upcoming April event, 44CON Cyber Security. This will be taking place on Tuesday 26th April 2016 at the ILEC Conference Centre, London.
Tickets will be on sale shortly, so keep a look out on our twitter page @44CON or sign up to our mailing list where you will be the first to know about all things 44CON.
