Frequently asked questions

Yes, sure. We think we have enough, but feel free to bring your own.

There are some non-free public parking areas nearby, but not many. We strongly recommend coming by public transportation if possible - the venue is well connected via S-Bahn and U-Bahn.

We aim to record most of the main-track talks and publish them after the conference, subject to speaker consent. Workshops and some community sessions are typically not recorded.

Yes. Goethe University Frankfurt’s Westend Campus is fully wheelchair-accessible. If you have specific accessibility needs, please email [email protected] and we’ll make sure things are arranged ahead of time.

Come as you are. BSidesFrankfurt is deliberately informal - most attendees wear jeans and a t-shirt. Dress for comfort.

Yes. Every attendee, speaker, sponsor, and volunteer is expected to follow our Code of Conduct, which you can read on the Code of Conduct page.

All main-track talks and the official program are in English. You’re welcome to speak German in conversations and hallway discussions - the community is pan-European and German is common.

Yes, we offer a reduced student rate with valid university enrollment. A limited number of financial-aid tickets are also available for applicants who couldn’t otherwise attend - email [email protected] to apply.