Today at CSAW 21, the cybersecurity competitions and games begin in earnest, at NYU Tandon in Brooklyn and around the world. Final presentations for the Global Logic Locking Conquest Competition and Global Hack 3D Presentations, along with Embedded Security Challenge presentations at both Tandon and NYU Abu Dhabi (home to CSAW MENA) begin the morning,
The afternoon will include the US-Canada Applied Research Competition Poster Presentations, while the 36-hour Capture the Flag competitions begin at NYU Abu Dhabi and at CSAW Europe’s home base at Grenoble INP – Esisar in France.
Friday evening event highlights include the US-Canada & Global Competition Award Ceremony, presentations from CSAW India’s Embedded Security Challenge and Applied Research Competitions in MENA and Europe, the finals of the Global Policy and IC Layout competitions. The Awards ceremonies from Abu Dhabi, India, and Grenoble will also be shared in the latter part of the evening, while Capture the Flag finals begin for the US-Canada, India, and Mexico.
Registration is free and one registration covers all four days of the competition. Go to https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/j6zqEM to register.
You can see the full line-up of CSAW 21 events at https://www.csaw.io/agenda.
CSAW 21 is presented by the NYU Center for Cybersecurity, and is sponsored by Siemens, DTCC, the National Science Foundation, Facebook, Trail of Bits, Carnegie Mellon University Information Networking Institute, SecurityScorecard, and Amazon Web Service. The Capture the Flag Competition is supported through challenge contributions from RET2 Systems, Vector 35, Dice Gang, Capsule 8, Trail of Bits, Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Perfect Blue, RangeForce, Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency, F-Secure, Margin Research, Sophos, Kroll LLC, and Microsoft.