CyberNet: Next-Gen Cybersecurity for Mission-Critical Mobile Networks
A focused workshop on trustworthy AI, resilient mobile systems, edge security, IoT protection, and mission-critical network defense.
CyberNet 2026 addresses the cybersecurity challenges of rapidly deployable, dependable, mobile, edge-enabled, and mission-critical networks, including:
- Mission-critical connectivity: Rapidly deployable networks support situational awareness, autonomous systems, video-based communication, and remote-controlled devices.
- Edge intelligence:
Edge computing delivers compute, caching, sensing, control, and IoT services near mission-critical operations.
- Trustworthy AI security:
AI-based security must become dependable, robust, resilient, explainable, and resistant to adversarial and backdoor attacks.
- System-aware defenses:
The workshop prioritizes prototypes, testbeds, measurement studies, deployment experiences, and cross-layer security designs.
CyberNet welcomes system-oriented contributions across AI security, mobile networking, IoT, edge orchestration, authentication, resilience, and software-defined control. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- New design and implementation for cybersecurity in mission-critical mobile networks
- Network science for embedding cybersecurity in mission-critical mobile networks
- Security and information assurance in mission-critical mobile networks
- Foundation models and LLMs for cybersecurity in mission-critical mobile networks
- Federated and decentralized learning for cybersecurity in mission-critical mobile networks
- Edge intelligence and on-device AI for cybersecurity in mission-critical mobile networks
- Cross-layer security architectures and technologies for mission-critical mobile networks
- Trustworthy, explainable, and robust AI for mission-critical mobile network security
- Game-theoretic security approaches for mission-critical mobile networks
- Public key infrastructure, trust, and authentication for mission-critical mobile networks
- Lightweight and resource-aware AI for cybersecurity in mobile and edge environments
- Blockchain-based security and privacy applications for mission-critical mobile networks
- Intrusion detection, prevention, and response for mission-critical mobile networks
- Programmable and intent-driven security for software-defined mobile networks
- Named Data Networking for cybersecurity in mission-critical mobile networks
- Digital twins for AI-driven cybersecurity analysis in mission-critical mobile networks
- Cross-layer optimizations for cybersecurity provisioning in mission-critical mobile networks
- Knowledge fusion for cybersecurity in mission-critical mobile networks
- Multi-agent and distributed systems for cybersecurity in mission-critical mobile networks
- Cognitive modelling for cybersecurity provisioning in mission-critical mobile networks
- Other smart applications for cybersecurity in mission-critical mobile networks
Workshop Organizers
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Sahil Garg, Canadian University Dubai, UAE
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Ranga Rao Venkatesha Prasad, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
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Bong Jun Choi, Soongsil University, South Korea
| August 31, 2026 |
Workshop Paper Submission Deadline |
| September 21, 2026 |
Workshop Paper Acceptance Notification |
| September 30, 2026 |
Workshop Paper Camera-Ready Deadline |
| November 26, 2026 |
Workshop Event Date |