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Call for Papers and Presentations: Cyber Week @LAC4 2024: Bridging Cybersecurity Excellence: Engaging Cyber Resilience in Latin America and the Caribbean
We invite submissions from individuals and teams interested in presenting their work, research, and insights at Cyber Week @LAC4 2024.
We invite submissions from individuals and teams interested in presenting their work, research, and insights at Cyber Week @LAC4 2024. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Incident Response and Handling: Case studies, methodologies, and frameworks for effective incident response.
Threat Intelligence: Techniques for gathering, analyzing, and sharing threat intelligence to mitigate cyber threats.
Cybersecurity Technologies: Innovations in tools, technologies, and solutions for improving cybersecurity defenses.
Digital Forensics: Advances in digital forensic techniques and their application in incident investigations.
Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity: Leveraging artificial intelligence for incident response and defense purposes.
Emerging Threats: Analysis of emerging cyber threats and proactive measures to counter them.
Collaboration and Partnerships: Success stories and models for effective collaboration among CSIRTs and other stakeholders.
Submission Guidelines:
Paper Submissions: Papers should be original, unpublished work and should not exceed 12 pages, including references and appendices.
Presentation Submissions: Presentations should include a detailed abstract (up to 500 words) outlining the key points and significance of the topic. Please attach any supporting materials (slides, diagrams, etc.) if available.
Important Dates:
Submission Deadline: July 6, 2024
Notification of Acceptance: August 6, 2024
All submissions should be made through our online at the email address
Why Participate?
Network with Peers: Connect with cybersecurity professionals, researchers, and practitioners from across the LAC region and beyond.
Showcase your Work: Present your research, case studies, and innovative solutions to a diverse audience.
Gain Insights: Learn from leading experts and gain insights into the latest trends and challenges in cybersecurity.
Collaborate: Explore opportunities for collaboration and partnership with other CSIRTs and stakeholders.
Join us in shaping the future of cybersecurity in Latin America and the Caribbean. We look forward to your contributions and active participation in the Cyber Week @LAC4 2024.
For any inquiries or additional information, please contact us at
About the Cyber Week @LAC4 2024
The Latin American and Caribbean Cyber Competence Center (LAC4) is delighted to announce Cyber Week @LAC4 2024, a premier event dedicated to fostering collaboration, knowledge sharing, and innovation in cybersecurity across Latin America and the Caribbean. This event will be held on November 11-14 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, bringing together cybersecurity experts, practitioners, researchers, and enthusiasts to explore the latest advancements and strategies in the field of computer security incident response.
Cyber Week @LAC4 2024 aims to create a vibrant platform for exchanging ideas, experiences, and best practices among Cybersecurity Incident Response Teams (CSIRT) professionals. Our goal is to strengthen the cybersecurity landscape across the LAC region by fostering partnerships, enhancing skills, and promoting innovative research.
The third and final day of the cybersecurity training for cities in Montevideo, Uruguay focused on understanding practical measures cities can take to strengthen cyber resilience. Practical exercise solidified theoretical knowledge from understanding the evolving cyber threat landscape to building long-term cybersecurity culture and improving urban cyber resilience.
The second day of the cybersecurity training for cities in Montevideo, Uruguay focused identifying gaps in urban cybersecurity and exploring how these gaps can be transformed into opportunities for improving cities’ cyber resilience.
The first day of the cybersecurity training for cities in Montevideo, Uruguay focused on understanding key components of cyber resilient cities, discussing challenges Southern Cone cities face as well as exploring cybersecurity governance and crisis management practices across the region.
LAC4 in cooperation with partners is organising a 3-day training “Is Your City Cyber Safe” for local authorities of Southern Cone countries Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay from 4 to 6 March in Montevideo, Uruguay.
LAC4 in cooperation with Agency for Electronic Government and Information and Knowledge Society of Uruguay (AGESIC) and the Delegation of the European Union to Uruguay organised a training for journalists in Montevideo, Uruguay from 2 to 3 March 2026. The training, titled “Journalist on the Frontline: Reporting Safely and Accurately on Cyber Incidents” and led by EU CyberNet Experts Carlos Leonardo and Diogo Carapihna, focused on strengthening journalistic capacity among Uruguayan media representatives and journalists to improve understanding, covering and reporting on cybersecurity issues.
LAC4 organised an online advanced cybersecurity operations training for Jamaica’s public sector cybersecurity professionals from 23 to 26 February. Training focused on building rapid detection, analysis and response capabilities by leveraging open-source tools for threat detection and response.
