I have had many types of audience, from kids to professionals. I mostly present in events where I can find security students, security auditors and other security-related professionals, where I usually have to show a demo or something technical of medium or high level. If I have to explain stuff to another kind of audience, such as kids, I tend to explain the importance of security, rather than technical information.
I check from time to time (usually I wait 2 months or so) on the internet, looking for open call for papers. On summer is a nice date to look for C4P, because some of them are pointing to September-October, and these dates, November and such are nice for incoming 2019 events. I tend to think of interesting topics, regarding security researching, open source projects, experiments and such, and create abstracts of the highlights. Always about topics I enjoy.
I hope to have helped you.
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I have had many types of audience, from kids to professionals. I mostly present in events where I can find security students, security auditors and other security-related professionals, where I usually have to show a demo or something technical of medium or high level. If I have to explain stuff to another kind of audience, such as kids, I tend to explain the importance of security, rather than technical information.
I check from time to time (usually I wait 2 months or so) on the internet, looking for open call for papers. On summer is a nice date to look for C4P, because some of them are pointing to September-October, and these dates, November and such are nice for incoming 2019 events. I tend to think of interesting topics, regarding security researching, open source projects, experiments and such, and create abstracts of the highlights. Always about topics I enjoy.
I hope to have helped you.