Call for Papers

Call for Papers

BalticNOG 2025 | Sep 24 – 25, 2025, AC Hotel by Marriott Vilnius

We are inviting network engineers, researchers, industry experts, and technologists to submit proposals for presentations, workshops, or panel discussions at BalticNOG 2025, taking place on September 24-25, 2025.

Topics of Interest

BGP Security, Hijacks, and Route Leaks

Explores vulnerabilities in the Border Gateway Protocol, focusing on incidents of route hijacking and leaks, and discusses mitigation strategies to enhance routing security.

DDoS Mitigation and Cybersecurity Trends

Addresses the latest trends in cybersecurity, with an emphasis on Distributed Denial of Service attacks, their evolving tactics, and effective defense mechanisms.

IPv6 Deployment and Transition Strategies

Covers methodologies for transitioning from IPv4 to IPv6, including deployment planning, addressing architecture, and overcoming common challenges in adoption.

Internet Routing and Interconnection

Focuses on the dynamics of internet routing, inter-AS relationships, and strategies to optimize interconnection for improved performance and resilience.

IP Leasing, RPKI, and Resource Management

Discusses the practices of IP address leasing, the implementation of Resource Public Key Infrastructure for route validation, and effective management of IP resources.

Peering, IXPs, and Regional Connectivity

Investigates the role of peering agreements, Internet Exchange Points, and strategies to enhance regional connectivity, aiming to improve latency and bandwidth for end-users.

Regulatory and Policy Developments

Analyzes recent changes in telecommunications policies and regulations, assessing their impact on network operations, data privacy, and the broader internet ecosystem.

Cyber Warfare and Infrastructure Protection Amidst the Conflict Areas

This track examines cybersecurity challenges in regions facing armed conflicts, focusing on cyber warfare tactics, critical infrastructure protection, and strategies to enhance network resilience based on lessons learned from recent incidents.

Network Automation and AI in Networking

Explores the integration of automation tools and artificial intelligence in network management, aiming to enhance efficiency, reduce human error, and enable self-optimizing networks.

Data Center and Cloud Networking

Examines the architectures and technologies underpinning modern data centers and cloud environments, including virtualization, software-defined networking, and scalability solutions.

Presentation Formats:

  • Talks: 20-45 minutes (including Q&A)
  • Workshops: Hands-on sessions (up to 60 minutes)
  • Panels: Engaging discussions with multiple speakers
  • Lightning Talks: 5-10 minutes, short, focused presentations on specific technical topics

Lightning Talk Requirements:

  • Concise, straight-to-the-point technical insights or innovative ideas
  • No Q&A (unless time allows at the end of the session)
  • Can be a preview of a larger talk, an emerging topic, or a quick technical demonstration

Submission Guidelines:

  • Title and abstract (max 300 words)
  • Presentation format preference
  • Speaker name(s), affiliation, and bio
  • Any technical requirements
The call for abstracts is now open!

Submission Deadline: June 13th, 2025

This is your opportunity to share your expertise, present innovative ideas, and contribute to the discussion on key topics in networking, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies. Submit your abstract today for a chance to be featured at BalticNOG 2025 and engage with industry leaders.

BalticNOG is a vendor-neutral event. Sales pitches or promotional talks will not be considered.