RAID
Oct 11–14, 2026
Lancaster, UK
The 29th International Symposium on Research in Attacks, Intrusions
and Defenses.
https://raid2026.org/call.html
Important Dates
Submission Deadline
April 16th 2026, 11:59:59pm, anywhere on earth (UTC-12)
Notification to Authors
July 10th 2026
Camera-ready Deadline
August 13th 2026
Conference Dates
Oct 11-14, 2026
Topics of Interest
RAID solicits submissions on all aspects of computer security,
including but not limited to:
Cloud Security
Cyber Crime and Underground Economies
Cyber-Physical Systems Security and Threats Against Critical Infrastructure
Digital Forensics
Intrusion Detection and Prevention
IoT Security
Machine Learning for Security
Malware and Unwanted Software
Mobile Security and Privacy
Network Security
Program Analysis and Reverse Engineering
Security Education and Training
Security Measurement Studies
Security of Machine Learning
Security of Machine Learning Systems
Software Security
Systems Security
Statistical and Adversarial Learning for Computer Security
Usable Security and Privacy
Vulnerability Analysis and Exploitation Techniques
Web Security and Privacy
Papers will be judged on novelty, significance, technical correctness,
clarity, and ethics. We expect submissions to include enough detail to
support the reproducibility of experimental results, and we strongly
encourage authors to make tools and datasets publicly available
whenever possible.
More information is available at https://raid2026.org/.
Submission Guidelines
Format Requirements
Submissions must be a PDF file
Springer format
LNCS template
20 pages (excluding references)
No page limits for appendices during submission. However,
reviewers are not obligated to read appendices.
There will be a total page limit for camera-ready
Note: Reviewers are not required to read the appendices or any
supplementary material. Authors should not change the font or the
margins of the LNCS format. Submissions not following the required
format may be rejected without review.
Review Process
Double-blind peer review
At least three reviewers per paper
Papers must be properly anonymized
No major/minor revision rounds
Must be original work, not duplicate submissions
Authors may give talks, post preprints, or disclose
vulnerabilities during r eview.
Ethical Considerations
Submissions involving human subjects, human-derived data (even anonymized), or that may put humans at risk should:
Disclose IRB approval or waiver from institutional ethics boards
Discuss ethical treatment of participants and affected parties
Detail vulnerability disclosure plans (e.g., vendor notification)
Explain handling procedures for PII and sensitive data
Publication Details
Accepted papers will be:
Presented at RAID 2026 by at least one author
Subject to full author registration requirement
Questions? Contact PC chairs at raid26.pc.chairs@gmail.com.