Call for Presentations Is Open!
We are now accepting proposals for speakers online. The deadline to submit your proposals is February 21, 2020. Please click here for more details and to access the online form.
HTCIA’s primary focus is to encourage, promote, aid and effect the voluntary interchange of data, information, experience, ideas, and knowledge about methods, processes, and techniques relating to high tech crimes. Many of these goals are accomplished by hosting training venues around the world. Past speakers at our conferences have gone on to become prominent leaders, innovators, authors, educators, and corporate executives.
To continue with this tradition of excellence, and to remain on the cutting edge of technology we invite you to submit a concept paper today.
HTCIA’s primary focus is to encourage, promote, aid and effect the voluntary interchange of data, information, experience, ideas, and knowledge about methods, processes, and techniques relating to high tech crimes. Many of these goals are accomplished by hosting training venues around the world. Past speakers at our conferences have gone on to become prominent leaders, innovators, authors, educators, and corporate executives.
To continue with this tradition of excellence, and to remain on the cutting edge of technology we invite you to submit a concept paper today.
Keynote speakers have included:
2020 - To Be Announced!
2019 - John Demers, Assistant Attorney General for the National Security Division
2018 - Chief Superintendent Jeff Adam, Director General, Technical Investigation Services, Royal Canadian Mounted Police
2017 - Scott Tousley, Deputy Director, Cyber Security Division, A part of DHS Science & Technology
2016 - Paul Cell, Third Vice President International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), Fred Cohen, Computer Scientist and Angel Investor, and Mark Fallon, Author and International Security Consultant
2019 - John Demers, Assistant Attorney General for the National Security Division
2018 - Chief Superintendent Jeff Adam, Director General, Technical Investigation Services, Royal Canadian Mounted Police
2017 - Scott Tousley, Deputy Director, Cyber Security Division, A part of DHS Science & Technology
2016 - Paul Cell, Third Vice President International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), Fred Cohen, Computer Scientist and Angel Investor, and Mark Fallon, Author and International Security Consultant