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OFFZONE offers 7 theme zones with select presentations.
This page provides a brief overview of each of the zones
main track
main track
The track features extensive talks on a variety
of topics, such as open‑source technologies, AI and ML in cybersecurity,
parser vulnerabilities, or Wi‑Fi pentests. The OFFZONE opening and closing
ceremonies are also held here
fast track
fast track
A track with concise yet insightful talks. In less
than 30 minutes, speakers reveal key trends in cybersecurity, present
research findings, share their investigation experience, and more
threat.zone
threat.zone
A talk zone dedicated to current
cyber threats. No theories or assumptions, purely hands‑on practice:
real‑life attacks, modern tactics and techniques.
Here you can:
- learn about latest threats from leading cyber intelligence experts and independent researchers
- test your knowledge of the cyber threat landscape of Russia and other CIS countries and earn offcoins
ai.zone
ai.zone
This zone focuses on the application of AI
and ML inside and outside the corporate environment. This is the place
to discuss problems and challenges of harnessing the new
technology. Speakers will talk about innovative research and present real use
cases of AI and ML in cybersecurity
antifraud.zone
antifraud.zone
One of the key content hubs at OFFZONE.
This is where leading experts from the financial, retail, and cybersecurity
sectors discuss how to combat fraud. Cybersecurity professionals talk about
current industry trends and developments as well as methods employed
by cybercriminals. You will learn all about effective strategies to set up solid
protection against fraud
appsec.zone
appsec.zone
This is the place to discuss
everything and anything related to application security. You’re bound to have
fun if you like to search for tricky vulnerabilities, enjoy
participating in bug bounties, and just love those pesky quotation marks
in code.
You can also become an appsec.zone speaker,
especially when you are:
- exploring ways to create a secure application architecture
- designing processes, integrating mechanisms, or implementing tools to build an SDLC
- eager to share your insights on security aspects of programming libraries or unusual vulnerabilities you discovered as a bug bounty hunter
community track
community track
The track where members of the cybersecurity
community share their experience and discuss a bunch of things, from
the latest gadgets to space satellite security