RE:BOOT 2027

About the Event::

A mini-cybersecurity conference focusing on technical sharing.

This is a new experiment by RE:HACK, and such, this is still in planning mode, depending on how many speakers, funds and time we are able to gather.

About RE:BOOT::

RE:BOOT is a community-driven technical cybersecurity mini-conference organised by RE:HACK Consultancy.

Built around the philosophy of "No Hype. Just Hacks.", RE:BOOT focuses on practical, technical content rather than marketing presentations. Every session should leave attendees with something they can immediately apply in their work, research, or studies.

We welcome professionals, researchers, students, and open-source contributors to share real-world experiences, offensive and defensive security techniques, tooling, vulnerability research, malware analysis, cloud security, AI security, hardware hacking, digital forensics, and other hands-on cybersecurity topics.

What We're Looking For::

We're looking for technical sessions with substance.

Talks should include demonstrations, code, proof-of-concepts, case studies, research findings, lessons learned, or practical techniques. Whether you're sharing a new tool, an exploit, a defensive methodology, or a unique research project, we want sessions that teach attendees something useful.

We're especially interested in:

-Original security research
-Red Team & Blue Team techniques
-Cloud & Kubernetes security
-AI & LLM security
-Web, mobile & API security
-Hardware & IoT security
-Digital forensics & incident response
-Threat hunting & threat intelligence
-Malware analysis & reverse engineering
-Offensive tooling & automation
-Open-source security projects
-Detection engineering
-Lessons learned from real engagements

No product pitches. No sales talks.

Session Formats::

Talks:
15, 30 or 45 minutes talks
Includes Q&A

Village:
Community-driven interactive spaces where attendees can explore technologies through live demonstrations, workshops, hands-on activities, hardware labs, university showcases, or open-source projects.

Villages run throughout the event and encourage attendees to participate rather than just watch.

Expected Audience::

Approximately 100–150 attendees, including:

Penetration Testers
Security Engineers
SOC Analysts
Incident Responders
Developers
Researchers
University Students
Security Leaders
Open-source Contributors
Cybersecurity Enthusiasts

Travel & Speaker Support::

As RE:BOOT is our first time organising it and most of our team members were volunteers, our travel support is currently limited.

-Complimentary conference ticket for accepted speakers.
-Refreshments and meals will be provided during the event.
+Limited travel or accommodation assistance may be available depending on sponsorship and budget.

International speakers are welcome, but should expect to arrange their own travel unless otherwise agreed.

If travel support is required, please let us know during your submission so we can explore available options.