Ringzer0 COUNTERMEASURE FALL 2026 // CALL FOR PAPERS
Ringzer0 COUNTERMEASURE 2026 will take place November 5–6, 2026 at KPMG Ottawa, 150 Elgin Street, in downtown Ottawa, Canada.

We are seeking high-quality, original presentations from researchers and practitioners across the cybersecurity community, with particular interest in vulnerability research and exploitation, reverse engineering, malware analysis, threat hunting and incident response, offensive and defensive security, threat intelligence, AI and cybersecurity, emerging attacker tradecraft, and broader security research including geopolitical or strategic topics relevant to cyber operations.

COUNTERMEASURE is an educational conference, and submissions should focus on substantive research, technical insight, practical experience, or novel ideas rather than product or marketing presentations.

For accepted speakers, Ringzer0 will cover economy airfare and hotel accommodations associated with attending the event, to a maximum total value of CAD $3,000 per speaker.

If your proposed presentation includes sensitive material or you would prefer to discuss the submission before providing details through this form, please contact CFP@ringzero.training to arrange secure transmission. The same address may be used for any questions or discussions related to the CFP.
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YOUR NAME *
NAME OF CO-PRESENTER (IF ANY)
TITLE OF YOUR SESSION *
ARE YOU PRESENTING A TALK OR A WORKSHOP? *
SESSION ABSTRACT *
At most 200 words.
DESCRIPTION *
ANY NOTES FOR THE ORGANISERS *
Any content here is meant for the organisers only. It will not be published publicly.
WILL YOU BE PRESENTING THIS SESSION AT ANY OTHER CONFERENCE BEFORE NOVEMBER 2026? *
IF YES, PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS OF THE EVENTS AND DATES
YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS  *
WHAT IS A PREFERRED PHONE NUMBER TO REACH YOU? *
PREFERRED SIGNAL NUMBER / USERNAME?
PREFERRED WHATSAPP NUMBER / USERNAME?
AND FINALLY, WHAT IS YOUR SHIRT SIZE?
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