Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Cybersecurity are two of the most prominent topics nowadays due to rapid advancements in AI, particularly in Large Language Models (LLMs), and the growing number of cyberattacks and their impact. Additionally, emerging directives, regulations, and legislative acts, such as the european NIS2, are driving these topics beyond academia into industry and society. While cybersecurity has been a prolific field for the application of AI techniques, it is evident that AI is increasingly becoming a prime target of malicious activities and also being misused as an attacking agent or facilitator.

The International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence, Cyber and Cyber-Physical Security aims to explore both the expanding role of AI in addressing security challenges in digital and physical systems, and the need to address the robustness and resilince of AI techniques. This workshop aims to bring together researchers and practitioners from both communities – cybersecurity and artificial intelligence – to discuss problems and solutions on the intersection of these fields.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

AI applied to:

Automated Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing

Code Static Analysis

Deobfuscation

Intrusion Detection and Anomaly Detection

Log Processing and Summarizing

Malware Analysis and Reverse Engineering

Phishing and Social Engineering

Securing Industrial Control Systems

Security Monitoring

Adversarial Attacks and Defenses

AI-driven biometric authentication and behavioral analysis

AI-generated Threats (deepfakes, automated misinformation)

AI-powered deception

AI used as an Attacking Actor

Challenges related to AI and Information Security

Cybercrimes Exploiting AI

Ethical Aspects in AI (Cyber-Physical Security, Privacy and Data Protection Related)

Large Language Models (LLMs) for Cybersecurity Applications

Legal and Human Aspects of AI and Security

Privacy Preservation when applying AI

Resilience and AI

Responsible AI usage in Cyber Defense and Law Enforcement

Robustness of AI

Secure Deployment of AI Models

Secure Processing in Machine Learning Algorithms

Securing AI Pipelines and Data Integrity

Security of Cyber-Physical Systems using AI

Trust and Explainability when using AI

Threat models and attack strategies


Important Dates

Submission Deadline: April 15, 2026

Author notification: June 01, 2026

Camera Ready Upload: June 13, 2026

Conference: August 24-27, 2026