Call for Papers

Submission Guidelines

• Authors are advised to submit their original and unpublished work (related to the conference theme).
• Authors should note that it is a single-blind submission. Authors should not disclose their names, affiliations, funding sources and previous works that help find them via search engines of any type.
• Submissions should be made through Microsoft CMT: aisec26.sciencesconf.org
• The review process takes into account both the quality of writing and the scientific impact of the work. Authors should clearly identify the problem, explain their contribution(s), and justify the state-of-the-art works. The program committee would like to review those who develop, argue, and provide results.
• Note that the AISEC Team takes care of plagiarism as serious professional misconduct. All papers will be screened for plagiarism, and the AISEC team will reject them in case there exists significant overlap with the previously published papers/papers.
• All accepted and presented papers will be considered for publication in a Springer book serie, indexed in Scopus and part of SpringerLink and other major academic databases, ensuring high visibility and academic impact. The procedure is in progress.

Topics of Interest

• AI for Threat Detection & Response
• Adversarial AI and Security
• Privacy, Trust, and AI Security
• AI in Authentication and Access Control
• AI for Cloud & IoT Security
• AI in Critical Infrastructure & National Security
• AI in Cyber Warfare & Offensive Security
• Quantum Computing, AI, and Cybersecurity
• AI in Blockchain and Cryptographic Security
• AI in Security Operations & SOC Automation
• Large Language Models (LLMs) and Cybersecurity
• Regulatory, Ethical, and Legal Aspects of AI in Cybersecurity

Paper Templates

Please use the official templates for manuscript preparation.