ClubHACK

ClubHACK is a non-profit annual security conference from Pune, India. Founded in 2007 by Rohit Srivastwa, most of the activities are centralized around Pune even though whole security community all over India (and abroad) actively participate in the events.

ClubHACK 2007
ClubHACK 2007 was an one day event held on December 9 at International convention center, Pune. Welcome note was by Rohit Srivastwa. There were 11 talk sessions and one panel discussion session in two parallel tracks.

ClubHACK 2008
ClubHACK 2008 was a two day event held on 6th & 7th of December 2008, at International Convention Center, Pune, India. The inaugural keynote address was delivered by Chris Goggan. There were 8 talks on first day and the second day was dedicated for workshops.

ClubHACK 2009
ClubHACK 2009 was a three day event held from 5th to 7th of December 2009, at The Corinthians Boutique Hotel, Pune, India. On the first day the first public version of Matriux has been launched and was followed by technical talks, networking dinner and beer bash. The second day was workshops and the last day for a round table conference.

ClubHACK 2010
ClubHACK 2010 was also a three day event held from 4th to 6th of December 2010, at The O Hotel, Pune, India. The inaugural speech was delivered by Bruce Schneier followed by a panel discussion on Telecom Security.

There were 12 talks on the second day which included the launch of first public version of OWASP Mantra Security Framework. Third day was dedicated for workshops.

ClubHACK 2011
ClubHACK 2011 was a three day event held from 3rd to 5th of December 2011, at The O Hotel, Pune, India. The inaugural keynote was delivered by Richard Stiennon followed by technical talks. Technical talks continued onto the second day of the conference.

The last day of the conference was dedicated for workshops.

ClubHACK 2012
ClubHACK 2012 is going to be a three day event from 1st to 3rd of December 2012. Speaker list is scheduled to be published on 1st November 2012. ClubHACK is also organizing a new event called 'HackNight', a form of 'Group coding at night'.

Funding
The event is funded through sponsor-ships received from the industry. Delegates to the event pay a small fee which includes food, T-Shirt and conference materials.