We need Local Community Support!

Your sponsorship of BSides London Canada supports ongoing education, awareness, and development in the information security community in London and the surrounding area. Participants and volunteers recognize that hosting this conference requires your support.

BSides London Canada is an "Industry Canada" designated Not-For-Profit created to share information security learnings and facilitate security awareness & community building through an annual conference.  BSides security conferences stand out because dedicated volunteers organize and run them locally.

What we offer all sponsors,

• An opportunity to meet and interact with Information Security Professionals, CISOs, Students, and hobbyists from across SW Ontario

• Logo and Link to your organization placed on our website and social media

• Your logo will appear on our BSides 2027 Information Security Banners

• Your logo will be on a rotating carousel (screensaver) during the Lunch Break

• Your logo will appear in the BSides London Program Booklet

• Complimentary Conference pass, lunch, and Sponsor Badge

• A morning and afternoon  break to connect with participants and speakers 

• On-stage Thank You

• Bronze, Silver, and Gold Sponsor Packages are available; contact us at sponsorship@bsidelondon.ca

Important:

• We align with the following from Global BSides:

  • To respect participants' privacy, we do not provide participants' information, such as attendee lists.

  • Sponsors are necessary to keep the attendance cost affordable.  BSides is not a 'spam' lead generation event.    Sponsorship is a commitment to our community and allows the Sponsor to share knowledge and network during the event.

  • We do not sell speaking slots.  Sponsors, like everyone else, can submit proposals to the Call For Papers (CFP).

  • Words matter: Participants, not attendees.  Sponsors, not vendors.

 You have an interesting information security topic but are not quite sure where it might belong?  You got this - put it in anyway.  Our reviews consider submissions on merit and diversity across the spectrum of information security topics, not who you are. 

Each talk (including Q&A) has either 25 minutes or 55 minutes.

Submissions must meet the following requirements to help avoid disqualification.

• Submissions must be about work you performed.  For example, PR agencies or marketing teams cannot submit anything on behalf of a speaker or author.

• Submissions must abide by our Code of Conduct.

• Submissions must not be sales pitches for products or services or marketing campaigns.

• Submissions must be for talks that have at most 2 presenters.

• No more than 2 different submissions.