The RSA Conference Europe 2009 has published its call for speakers. It’s a great event for security professionals to learn and network, and remember that if your paper is accepted you gain free access, which can’t be bad in these cash-strapped times. The call closes on 3rd April, so get those papers in as soon as possible!
[Declaration of interest: I’m on the conference programme committee]
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