Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Academic and professional workshop focused on software understanding and reverse engineering
- Brings together researchers and practitioners to share tools, techniques, and insights
- Co-located with ACM CCS 2026, a leading computer security conference
- Encourages community engagement and ongoing discussion
- Targets professionals in software engineering, cybersecurity, and program analysis
The SURE Workshop (Workshop on Software Understanding and Reverse Engineering) is a specialized academic and professional event dedicated to advancing research and fostering community engagement in the field of software comprehension and reverse engineering. As the second edition, SURE 2026 will be held alongside ACM CCS 2026, a prominent conference in computer security. The workshop serves as a platform for sharing innovative tools, methodologies, and research findings that address the challenges of analyzing and understanding complex software systems.
Advancing Software Understanding and Reverse Engineering
SURE 2026 is designed to bridge the gap between the complexity of modern software and the ability of researchers and practitioners to analyze and comprehend it. The workshop emphasizes the development and discussion of new tools and techniques for software analysis, whether in binary, source code, or diagrammatic form. By fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange, the event aims to drive progress in the field and support the ongoing evolution of software engineering and cybersecurity research.
Community Engagement and Collaboration
A core aspect of the SURE Workshop is its commitment to community building and ongoing dialogue. The event encourages active participation through its dedicated Discord community, where attendees can engage in discussions, share resources, and collaborate on research initiatives. Collaboration with the Decompilation Wiki further enhances the workshop’s role as a hub for knowledge sharing and collective advancement in software reverse engineering.
Target Audience and Relevance
The workshop is tailored for academic researchers, graduate students, software engineers, security analysts, and tool developers from universities, research institutions, and technology companies. Attendees benefit from exposure to the latest research, practical tools, and cross-domain insights that address the pressing challenges of software comprehension and reverse engineering. The event’s focus on education, thought leadership, and networking makes it a valuable opportunity for professionals seeking to advance their expertise in this critical area.