NEWARK, Del. - TelAve -- 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.

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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.