CFP: 19th ACM Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and Security

  19th ACM Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and Security (AISec 2026)
  The Hague, Netherlands
  November 15, 2026
  Co-located with: ACM CCS 2026

  Submission Deadline:    July 24, 2026 (firm; deadline passed)
  Acceptance Notification: September 9, 2026
  Camera-ready Deadline:  September 16, 2026 (firm)

  AISec brings together researchers at the intersection of AI/ML and
  security and privacy. The workshop addresses both how learning-based
  methods introduce new challenges in security-sensitive adversarial
  settings, and how AI raises privacy concerns such as data extraction
  from trained models.

  Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  Theoretical Areas:
    Adversarial machine learning
    Security of AI/ML systems
    Robust statistics
    Economics of ML-based security
    Differential privacy

  Security Applications of AI/ML:
    Computer forensics
    Spam and phishing detection
    Intrusion detection
    Malware analysis
    Data anonymization
    Web security
    Cyber-threat intelligence

  Security and Privacy Problems in AI:
    Distributed inference
    Secure multiparty computation
    Model confidentiality
    Privacy-preserving data mining
    Side-channel attacks on ML systems
    CAPTCHA design
    AI safety applications
    Vulnerability testing
    Policy management
    AI misuse concerns

  AI Safety and Trustworthiness:
    Alignment failures and oversight mechanisms
    Capability evaluations and red-teaming
    Deceptive alignment
    Multi-agent risks
    Containment strategies
    Hallucination mitigation
    Societal risks and AI ethics

  Submission instructions: Maximum 10 pages (double-column ACM format)
  excluding bibliography and appendices; appendices limited to 2
  additional pages (12 pages total). A 13th page containing only a
  Generative AI declaration paragraph is permitted. Submissions must
  be in English as PDF, following CCS'26 formatting guidelines, and
  properly anonymized. Paper types accepted: original research,
  position and open-problem papers, systematization-of-knowledge
  papers, and benchmark papers (artifact sharing required at
  submission for benchmark papers). Mandatory Generative AI disclosure
  paragraph required post-references. At least one author must attend
  to present.

  Submission system: https://aisec26.hotcrp.com/

  Workshop web page: https://aisec.cc/
  Call for Papers: https://aisec.cc/#cfp