#S04CFPEP01 | CFP Series | Effective Paper Submission Part 01

Effective Paper Submission for Beginners Part 01Note: There will be tons of illustrations in this series. Checkout the Breakpoint YouTube Episode to access all that.You've seen the good researchers on stage at the best conferences or your favorite local security conference, dropping knowledge bombs and getting that well-deserved applause. Ever wondered how they got there? It all starts with a killer paper submission!In this brand new video, part of our "CFP series", I'm pulling back the curtain on 'Effective Paper Submission' for security conferences. This isn't just about having a great idea/research; but also about packaging it, pitching it, and making sure it lands with the review board.We'll dive into the critical steps, from refining your initial ideation – how do you spot that truly novel vulnerability or unique research angle? – to crafting an abstract that grabs attention. Learn about the common pitfalls that sink even brilliant research, like not clearly defining your impact or burying the lede. I'll share some fun facts about what really makes a submission stand out (hint: it's not always about the most complex tech) and common mistakes that lead to rejection. We'll cover everything from structuring your paper, showcasing your methodology, and highlighting the real-world relevance of your findings.Whether you're a seasoned researcher looking to refine your game or just starting out and dreaming of presenting your first big discovery, this video is packed with actionable insights. Don't forget to like this video, subscribe to the Breakpoint channel for more deep dives into security research and insights, and hit that notification bell so you don't miss our next installment in CFP Series!If you like to see more like this, please Subscribe to Breakpoint Youtube! Please Share with others in the community. It always means a lot! Follow us on LinkedIn: @breakpoint-security-podcastAudio on Buzzsprout: https://breakpoint.buzzsprout.com Buzz me on Twitter or LinkedIn Connect with me on - Twitter: @NeeluTripathy LinkedIn: @neelutripathy

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