Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about BSidesTLV.
What is Security BSides?
Started by a group of hackers, security researchers, and people passionate about cybersecurity who are keen to share their knowledge and ideas. Security BSides is a global network of community-oriented, grassroots non-profit security events. BSidesTLV brings this spirit to Tel Aviv.
Will talks be in English?
Yes. We prioritize English presentations to accommodate our diverse international audience. Hebrew talks may be considered with simultaneous translation provided.
How can I become a sponsor or partner?
We welcome sponsors who support the community! Reach out to us at [email protected] for partnership details and sponsorship packages.
How do I submit a talk (CFP)?
Submit your talk, workshop, or demo via our CFP portal at https://cfp.bsidestlv.com/. We welcome topics across all areas of security and privacy.
How can I participate?
There are many ways to get involved: submit a talk or demo via the CFP, volunteer at the event, design logos or artwork, ask questions at talks, network with attendees, contribute to social events, or run a village or workshop.
How can I contact you?
Reach out via Twitter (@bsidestlv) or email us at [email protected].
Will talks be recorded?
Most talks will be recorded and uploaded to our YouTube channel after the event.
Can media or journalists attend?
We consider media requests on a case-by-case basis. Please reach out in advance to discuss coverage.
What is the Code of Conduct?
BSidesTLV is dedicated to providing a safe and harassment-free conference experience for everyone. Commercial photography requires consent. Violations may result in expulsion. Read the full policy on our Code of Conduct page.
Why is there an entrance fee?
The ticket fee helps ensure commitment from attendees and offsets production costs. BSidesTLV relies primarily on sponsorships and keeps ticket prices as low as possible.
Is BSidesTLV commercial?
No. BSidesTLV is a 100% volunteer-run, registered non-profit association. Every penny goes back into making the conference better for the community.
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