OAuth Security Workshop
2025
Reykjavik/Iceland
In the capital of Iceland, the northernmost OSW ever.
The three-day event is hosted by Signicat and takes place from February 26 to 28, 2025.
The event will not be a hybrid event. On-site participation is required.
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Workshop Session Submissions
Like the last workshops, OSW 2024 will again consist of a series of pre-submitted and reviewed sessions and an unconference (barcamp-style) part to facilitate less formal exchange regarding ongoing work in the various standardization groups.
Please submit your session here
We have two deadlines for OSW 2025:
- November 24, 2024 (23:59:59 UTC)
- January 12, 2025 (23:59:59 UTC)
Program Committee
Guido Schmitz (Chair – Lancaster University Leipzig, Germany)
Giada Sciarretta (Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Italy)
Aaron Parecki (Okta, USA)
Petteri Ihalainen (National Cyber Security Centre, Finland)
Schedule Outline
Wednesday/Thursday/Friday:
Doors open: 08:00
Sessions: 09:00–17:30
Social events: TBA
Note: The OpenID Foundation Digital Credentials Protocols Working Group is planning to host an in-person meeting in Reykjavik on Tuesday before OSW. Details TBA. A separate registration will be required.
Registration
Tickets are now available!
Regular tickets: Sold through Harpa (ca. 500 USD). The regular ticket price includes all three days of the conference including all social events (details TBA).
Companion tickets: Available using this link. They cover the social events only, do not allow attending the main program and are only valid for partners/spouses/friends travelling with a full ticket holder.
Due to a bug in the ticket system, please use a separate user account for each ticket if you order more than one (full tickets or companion tickets).
Sponsors
Authlete Inc.
Platinum Sponsor
Duende Software
Gold Sponsor
OpenID Foundation
Silver Sponsor
Beyond Identity
Bronze Sponsor
Venue and Travel
The OAuth Security Workshop will take place at the Harpa concert hall and conference center in downtown Reykjavik.
Keflavik Airport is Iceland's only international airport.
The easiest way to travel from Keflavik to Reykjavik is by Flybus. Taking a Taxi is very expensive and therefore not advised.
If you plan to rent a car, make sure to check the road conditions at safetravel.is and make yourself familiar with the challenges of winter driving in Iceland.
Accommodation
We have reserved room blocks in the following hotels with special rates available from Feb. 25 to Mar. 2 (use the links to access special rates):
🌋 Will the volcanic activity affect my travel?
You may have heard about the ongoing eruptions of the Fagradalsfjall volcano near Grindavík. This volcanic activity has been recurring since 2021, with eruptions occurring every few months and lasting from a week to several weeks. The volcano is located on the Reykjanes Peninsula, approximately 10 kilometers from Keflavík International Airport and about 30 kilometers from Reykjavík.
While the flowing lava and tectonic activity have caused significant damage in the town of Grindavík and posed threats to the Blue Lagoon and the nearby power plant, the risk to travel between Reykjavík and the airport remains low. The airport has remained operational, as the volcano produces minimal ash, and the road connecting Reykjavík to the airport has not been affected. Reykjavik is not in any danger from this eruption.
Even if a new eruption of this volcano occurs before OSW, we do not expect any changes to this situation. If conditions are safe and favorable, we may organize a group excursion to view an eruption, should one be active during OSW.
