**** CFP CLOSED ****
CFP deadline is March 23rd, 2025 at 11:59 PM Eastern
Click here to submit a talk to the CFP now!
RVAsec June 3-4, 2025 – Richmond, VA, at Downtown Richmond Marriott.
RVAsec is a Richmond, VA based security convention that brings top industry speakers to the Mid-Atlantic region. In its eighth year, RVAsec 2024 attracted over 850 security professionals from across the country. For 2024, the conference is a two day and three track format, with a mixed focus on technical and management/business presentations.
All talks must be 50 minutes in length, and submissions will need to select from one of three tracks:
- Business
- Technical
- 101
The following types of presentations will not be accepted:
- Sales or marketing for companies or products
- CFP submissions from in-house or agency PR/marketing professionals
- Talks which do not offer new insight or perspective
RVAsec will hold no copyright on presentation content, but all speakers will be required to provide approval to post slides and video recordings of the talk on the RVAsec or other web sites.
Speaker Perks
- Free admission to RVAsec
- Invitation to the RVAsec speaker dinner/party
- RVAsec T-shirt, badge & attendee swag bag
- One 50% off pass for a friend or co-worker
- Fame and glory, internet style!
- Opportunity to be the recipient of the RVAsec “STFU” sign
RVAsec has a very limited travel budget, but speakers who request travel assistance may be eligible for:
- Travel allotment up to $300
- 3 nights hotel at the conference hotel
- 1 speaker per talk
- Must be approved
Click here to submit a talk to the CFP now!
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