Abstract Submission

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Agenda Topics

Catalytic Materials & Mechanisms

ICS Architectures & Vulnerabilities

Cyber Risk Assessment & Threat Detection

Incident Response & Industrial Malware Analysis

Threat Intelligence & Early Warning Systems

Physical Security & Cyber-Physical Convergence

Securing Legacy Industrial Systems

Secure Remote Access & Network Segmentation

Cloud & IoT Integration Risks

Industrial Automation & Smart Manufacturing Security

Emerging Technologies in ICS Cybersecurity

Penetration Testing & Red Teaming for OT

AI & Machine Learning for Threat Detection

NIST, ISA/IEC Standards & Compliance

Policies, Governance & Risk Management

IT/OT Integration & Public-Private Collaboration

Regulatory Updates & Best Practices

Security Culture & Workforce Development

Incident Reporting & Lessons Learned

Reasons to Submit Abstract

  • Opportunity to interact with an exceptional group of speakers, including federal officers and top-tier researchers from both industry and academia.
  • Broaden your horizons: the congress welcomes scientists, experts, technocrats, and researchers from developed and developing nations, offering a truly global perspective.
  • Share your expertize worldwide: contribute your research findings, teaching methods, and exemplary practices to advance knowledge dissemination on a global scale.
  • All the accepted abstracts will be published.
  • Opportunity to publish full length article in a SCOPUS INDEXED Journal (subjective to confirmation).

Guidelines for Abstract Submission

Tips for submitting an abstract:

  • Title: Keep your title brief and descriptive to accurately represent your research.
  • Authors: List all authors and their affiliations, making sure to identify the presenting author.
  • Introduction: Clearly explain the background and objectives of your study, along with the motivation behind your research.
  • Methods: Describe the methods or approaches used in your study, including details about experimental design and data collection.
  • Results: Summarize the main findings of your study, supported by relevant data and statistical analyses.
  • Discussion: Interpret your results and discuss their implications, comparing them to previous research and suggesting areas for future study.
  • Conclusion: Summarize the main conclusions drawn from your study and explain their significance for the field.
  • Keywords: Include 3-5 keywords that highlight the main topics or concepts covered in your abstract.
  • Formatting: Follow the formatting guidelines provided by the organizer and proofread your abstract for errors.
  • Submission Instructions: Adhere to the submission deadlines and instructions provided by the organizer.
  • Ethical Considerations: Ensure that your research complies with ethical guidelines and regulations, providing any necessary information regarding ethical approval or informed consent.
  • Clarity and Conciseness: Keep your abstract clear, concise, and focused, avoiding unnecessary technical jargon or excessive detail.

General Guidelines for Lectures and Presentations

Types of contributions:

  • 1. Keynote Talk: Total time- 30 mins; 25 mins presentation followed by 5 mins Q&A.
  • 2. Invited Oral Talk: Total time- 20 mins; 17 mins presentation followed by 3 mins Q&A.
  • 3. Podium Presentation: Total time- 15 mins; 12 mins presentation followed by 3 mins Q&A.
  • 4. Flash Presentation: Total time- 10 mins; 8 mins presentation followed by 2 mins Q&A.

PowerPoint Format for Speakers

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Guidelines for Poster

  • 1. Poster Format:
    • Title: Place at the top center using 72-point letters.
    • Use digital tools; avoid hand-drawn materials.
    • Keep it simple; avoid clutter.
    • Avoid replicating paper pages; condense information.
    • Ensure a logical flow; organize content clearly.
    • Utilize visuals: color, graphics, charts, photos.
    • Highlight key points with bold or larger font.
    • Avoid overloading information; focus on highlights.
    • Reserve key points for one-on-one discussion.
    • Confirm setup and presentation time in the conference program session.