Call For Paper

/Call For Paper

2nd Cybersecurity Management Conference


Theme: Cybersecurity and Data Governance in an AI-Era

Submission Guidelines


Format for Extended Abstract: 1. Submit an extended abstract of 1000–1200 words focused on cybersecurity management, data governance, AI-driven security, or related domains.

2. The first page should include:

  • Title of the Paper
  • Relevant Domain / Track
  • Author Details (Name, Affiliation, Email)

3. The extended abstract should include the following sections:

  • Abstract
  • Purpose / Research Motivation
  • Keywords (3–4 relevant to cybersecurity, AI governance, risk, resilience, etc.)
  • Introduction
  • Methodology / Approach
  • Key Findings / Insights
  • Implications for Cybersecurity / Governance
4. Extended Abstract Template:  Click here

General Guidelines


  • Submissions will undergo review based on relevance, quality, and clarity, with a focus on cybersecurity management, AI governance, and digital resilience.
  • Abstracts must be original, unpublished, and aligned with real-world challenges or emerging issues in cybersecurity.
  • Use Times New Roman with 14-point headings and 12-point body text.
  • At least one author must register for the conference to present the selected abstract.
  • Abstracts not presented will not be included in the final conference proceedings or consideration.
  • Submit the extended abstract through the Google Form submission link.

Conference Objectives


The conference intends to achieve the following objectives:

  • Advance collaboration on AI-era cybersecurity
  • Strengthen data governance and trust
  • Share best cybersecurity practices
  • Promote actionable cyber risk intelligence

Intended Benefits for Participants


The case conference will offer the following benefits.

  • Gain exposure to emerging trends in cybersecurity management, AI governance, and digital resilience.
  • Present research to an expert audience and receive constructive feedback for strengthening academic or industry contributions.
  • Interact and network with professionals, researchers, policymakers, and industry leaders working in cybersecurity and data governance.
  • Explore potential collaborations, research opportunities, and knowledge-sharing partnerships.
  • Enhance professional visibility by contributing to discussions on AI-driven security challenges and governance frameworks.

Tracks for Abstract Submission


  • AI, Generative AI, and Agentic AI in Enterprise Cybersecurity Strategy
  • AI-Driven Risk Assessment, Threat Prediction, and Decision Intelligence
  • Cybersecurity Governance, Regulatory Compliance, and Responsible AI Frameworks
  • Data Governance, Privacy-Preserving AI, and Trustworthy Data Ecosystems
  • Emerging Technologies and Business Models in Cybersecurity Management
  •  Cloud Security, Zero-Trust Principles, and Secure Digital Transformation
  • Managing Security Across Modern IT Infrastructure: Network, Cloud, Applications, Mobile
  • Human Factors, AI-Generated Content Risks, and Cybersecurity Awareness Programs
  • Sector-Specific Security, Compliance, and AI Governance Cases: Banking, Manufacturing, Healthcare, Public Sector
  • Any theme related to cybersecurity management, AI governance, digital resilience, and secure enterprise strategy
 

Note: Authors will be informed of the acceptance decision within 10–15 days of paper submission.