TakeDownCon
Date/Time:
May 4, 2012 to May 9, 2012
Location:
Dallas, Texas,
United States
Event Web Site:
Description:
What makes a good Information Security conference? Information security covers a very wide domain, and many conferences try to incorporate too many topics within a space of a couple of days. The benefit of a thematic and topical conference is to deliver concise information and incorporate discussions revolving around a specific subject matter that can relate to its target audience. Not too many IT security conferences design its program along this stance.
TakeDownCon is a technical security conference series fundamentally developed to focus on only ONE information security domain per event. This series kicked off in Dallas in May 2011 and has earned great reviews about its program structure, topic and speakers selections. TakeDownCon Dallas was focused on attack and defense vectors. Using this as precedence, all TakeDownCon events will zoom in and focus on the technical aspects of security. Audiences will only hear and learn about the zeros and ones, or binary terms. There will not be sessions which highlight policies and procedures, and only technical presentations will be showcased.
TakeDownCon has raised the bar, and set the standards of what a true technical IT security conference is supposed to be. It aspires to be the ideal platform for information security professionals to congregate to learn, network and share their knowledge.
Discount Amount:
10%