Deadline Extended: More Time to Submit Your Proposal for the OpenSSL Conference 2025
ncarol.com/10296715

NEWARK, Del. - ncarol.com -- The OpenSSL Conference 2025 Call for Papers deadline has been extended to June 22, 2025.

This extension gives engineers, researchers, security leaders, and open-source contributors additional time to submit proposals that challenge the future of cryptographic security. We seek submissions offering technical breakthroughs, real-world lessons, and practical insights on digital cryptography's past, present and future.

Conference Dates: October 7-9, 2025
Location: Prague, Czech Republic

Tracks include:

• Business Value and Enterprise Adoption
• Technical Deep Dive and Innovation
• Security, Compliance, and the Law
• Community, Contribution, and the Future

Confirmed speakers:

• Daniel J. Bernstein, Research Professor, University of Illinois Chicago
• Matt Caswell, President, OpenSSL Foundation
• Hayden Delaney, Partner, Thomson Geer Lawyers
• Rob Duhart, Senior Vice President, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
• David Hook, Vice President of Software Engineering, Bouncy Castle Inc.
• Tim Hudson, President, OpenSSL Corporation
• Tanja Lange, Professor, Eindhoven University of Technology

The OpenSSL Conference is a platform for those who want to challenge assumptions, push cryptographic boundaries, and contribute to building the next generation of secure communications.

More on ncarol.com

• A World First: The Global Naturism & Nudism Index Launched by NaturismRE™
• Garage Door Scam Alert: Superior Overhead Doors Warns Tulsa Homeowners About Red Flags
• From Surviving to Thriving: Marquette's Destiny Foundation Launches to Empower Raleigh's Most Vulnerable
• Soulful Sounds Co-Owner Launches Holistic Wellness Nonprofit Event June 7th in Charlotte
• Coinbase recommends using Winner Mining Classic hashrate for the benefit of everyone

Submit your proposal by June 22.
Visit the submission link to complete your application online.

For questions, contact info@openssl-conference.org or schedule a meeting with the OpenSSL Conference team.