GOhack25
Tech Track
Call for speakers
Why join?
- Share your ideas and experience with others
- Gain visibility in the Swiss cybersecurity community
- Connect with and get feedback from ethical hackers, researchers, and decision-makers
- Get a free 3-day ticket to the full GOhack event (including food, talks & networking)
About the GOhack Tech Track
November 7 - 8, 2025, Fernfachhochschule Schweiz (FFHS) Zürich
GOhack brings together decision-makers, cybersecurity experts, ethical hackers, and IT talents under one roof. It's all about practical knowledge-sharing – from deep dives and live demos to lessons learned.
We welcome contributions from all experience levels, especially those that highlight real-world challenges, new developments, or fresh perspectives.
Session formats
Talks
- 30 minutes, including Q&A
- Perfect for stories, technical overviews, lessons learned, or tool demos
Workshops
- 45 or 75 minutes
- Hands-on sessions with practical value
Language
English is preferred to reach an international audience.
Audience
Our attendees range from cybersecurity beginners to seasoned professionals. We welcome sessions for all skill levels – just indicate the target audience in the submission form.
Suggested topics
We're open to talks and workshops on all things cybersecurity, including (but not limited to):
- Software and application security
- Exploit development and red teaming
- Vulnerability research
- Incident response and threat modeling
- Secure development, DevSecOps, and automation
- OSINT, cryptography, and more
Examples of past sessions
- Practical self-XSS exploitation and novel attacks with cookie tossing
- A web hackers guide to mobile application security
- The hacker mindset
- Large Language Models in Cybersecurity: Threats, Exposure and Mitigation
- Hands-on penetration testing training with Hack the Box (Workshop)
How to submit
Click the button below and share the key details of your session – including title, abstract, learning points, and audience level (as per the form). The deadline is July 31, 2025.
Early submissions give us more time for feedback and collaborative improvement — so don’t wait until the last minute!