The Telecommunications Security Conference
ttscon was created by Patrick Labbett, founder of Call Theory, and creator of Call Center Village. The conference is meant to provide an educational and networking experience for practitioners in the voice and telecommunications industries.
What we cover
- Voice cloning, detection, and the arms race between them
- Voice-agents: setup, harnesses, jailbreaks, prompt injection
- Phone-system attacks: Asterisk, LiveKit, FreeSwitch, RTPEngine, STIR/SHAKEN
- Social engineering — the human (and now AI agent) side of every voice attack
- Defenses that actually work, from biometrics to call-flow design
How it’s structured
We're bringing three (3) days of content! Join us for our paid workshop day on Wednesday to teach you something new. On Thursday, listen to expert speakers on voice and telecommunications security to help broaden your insight. Finally, stop by for the Villages on Friday for hands-on learning, including CTF challenges built into every village's activities.
Stay for the CTF Awards Dinner and closing networking event (party.)
Who we are
ttscon is organized by a small, all-volunteer team of practitioners. Year one is intentionally small. If you want to help, the volunteer page is the fastest path.
Organizers
- Patrick Labbett, Call Theory
- Jay Moore, Call Theory
Get in touch
General: hello@ttscon.org
Sponsors: sponsors@ttscon.org