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>> Workshop — WSIS 2026
In conjunction with ruSMART 2026
Workshop on Secure and Intelligent Systems
WSIS 2026
23–25 November 2026 | Held fully online
About the Workshop
The rapid growth of IoT devices and smart-space infrastructure has expanded the attack surface exposed to malicious actors, while growing reliance on AI for autonomous decision-making introduces new classes of vulnerability — from adversarial manipulation to data poisoning.
WSIS brings together researchers, engineers and practitioners working across cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and IoT-enabled smart systems. The workshop's premise is simple: intelligence and security should be co-designed, not treated as separate concerns bolted onto a finished system.
Original contributions are welcome reporting theoretical advances, system designs, empirical studies and position papers — from early-career researchers and established groups alike.
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Format
Full-day workshop
held online
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Papers
Full (12 pages)
Short (6 pages)
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Submission
EasyChair
double-blind review
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Proceedings
Springer LNCS
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| WSIS 2026 Important Dates |
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Paper submission deadline |
01 October 2026 |
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Notification of acceptance |
15 October 2026 |
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Camera-ready due |
21 October 2026 |
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Workshop days (online) |
23–25 November 2026 |
Topics of Interest
| Foundations & Architectures |
Reference models for secure intelligent systems; trust, identity and access management; distributed, edge and fog architectures; formal verification and simulation; standards, interoperability and benchmarking |
| AI for Security |
ML/DL for intrusion and anomaly detection; AI-driven threat intelligence; federated learning for private security; explainable AI (XAI) for security; automated incident response |
| Security for AI |
Adversarial ML and model robustness; data poisoning and model extraction defenses; trustworthy, certifiable AI; privacy-preserving ML; AI supply-chain and MLOps security |
| Secure & Intelligent IoT |
Lightweight cryptography and authentication; secure sensor networks and device management; resilience and self-healing infrastructure; blockchain / DLT for IoT trust; digital twins for security simulation |
| Data, Networks & Infrastructure |
Big data analytics for secure systems; 5G/6G and next-generation network security; cloud, edge and hybrid infrastructure; data quality, provenance and governance |
| Domain-Specific Applications |
Smart homes, buildings and cities; smart healthcare and e-health; connected and autonomous vehicles; smart energy and industrial IoT; agriculture, education, logistics |
| Human & Governance Aspects |
Human factors and user trust; ethics, fairness and accountability; legal and regulatory perspectives; education and workforce development |
Submission Guidelines
- Prepare — format your paper in Springer LNCS style. Full papers up to 12 pages, short/position papers up to 6 pages.
- Submit — submissions are handled through EasyChair, under the WSIS workshop track.
- Review — each submission undergoes double-blind review by the WSIS Technical Program Committee.
- Present — accepted papers are published in the workshop proceedings and presented online.
Workshop Chairs
- Hoang Viet Ha — Swinburne University of Technology, Vietnam
- Le Anh Ngoc — Swinburne University of Technology, Vietnam
Program Committee
- Le Minh Duc — Swinburne University of Technology, Vietnam
- Pham Van Dai — Swinburne University of Technology, Vietnam
- Nguyen Manh Toan — Swinburne University of Technology, Vietnam
- Dinh Truong Duy — Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology, Vietnam
- Le Tran Duc — University of Wisconsin-Stout Polytechnic, USA
- Do Phuc Hao — Danang Architecture University, Vietnam
- Truong Cong Duan — Swinburne University of Technology, Vietnam
- Nguyen Phuong Anh — Swinburne University of Technology, Vietnam
WSIS 2026 is organised in conjunction with ruSMART 2026. Workshop information is maintained on the WSIS website and may be updated as preparations progress.
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Last modified: August 19, 2026
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