Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Academic research conference exploring the intersection of signal processing and information security
- Covers cryptography, network security, biometrics, authentication, and machine learning applications
- Hybrid format with in-person attendance in Paris, France and online participation options
- Designed for researchers, academics, engineers, and graduate students in security and communications
- Includes paper presentations, poster sessions, and opportunities for journal publication
About ICSPS 2026
The International Conference on Signal Processing and Security (ICSPS 2026) brings together academics, scientists, engineers, and students to present research findings and practical implementations at the intersection of signal processing and security. The conference accepts submissions ranging from theoretical concepts to practical case studies and works in progress, with the goal of bridging academic research and real-world application.
Conference proceedings are published by ASDF HQ, India, with selected papers recommended for journal publication. The hybrid format accommodates both physical attendance in Paris, France and remote participation.
Technical Focus Areas
ICSPS 2026 spans a broad range of signal processing and security disciplines. Core security topics include cryptography, network security, biometrics, authentication, watermarking, and information hiding. Signal processing tracks cover adaptive filtering, sensor networks, analog and digital signal processing, audio and electroacoustics, and statistical signal processing.
The conference also addresses emerging applications where these fields converge, including machine learning for signal processing, computer vision, natural language processing, multimedia communications, and mobile communications. Additional areas include radar and sonar signal processing, speech and audio coding, bioimaging, and virtual reality applications.
Security Challenges Addressed
Research presented at ICSPS addresses challenges in information warfare, secure communications, data integrity, and authentication systems. The conference focuses on understanding threats and risks to information systems and applying advanced signal processing techniques to enhance security and system performance. Sessions explore how signal processing methods can strengthen defences against emerging security threats.
Who Should Attend
ICSPS 2026 is structured for the academic and research community. University faculty, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers working in signal processing, cybersecurity, or communications will find relevant content. R&D engineers and technical managers from research institutions and industry seeking exposure to emerging techniques in security and signal processing are also part of the intended audience. The conference provides networking opportunities for academic collaboration and knowledge exchange across these disciplines.
Presentation Format
The conference programme includes oral paper presentations and interactive poster sessions. Both formats provide opportunities for researchers to present findings and receive feedback from peers in the signal processing and security communities.