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IEEE Annual Computer Security Applications Conference 2026

ACSAC is a forum for sharing research and practical work in computer and network security.

Date
December 7, 2026
Location
Universal

TL;DR

  • The conference begins December 7, 2026, in Universal.
  • Its program includes technical papers, invited talks, panels, and workshops focused on computer and network security.
  • The published audience includes researchers, practitioners, developers, and security professionals.

Source: acsac.org/2026

Who you'll find in the room

Researchers

Researchers are among the audience groups identified by the organizers.

Practitioners

Practitioners are included in the organizer-described audience.

Developers

The organizers also identify developers as attendees.

Security professionals

Security professionals are another audience group named by the organizers.

Featured speakers

179 listed

Yuwen Cui

Guangjing Wang

Kai Wei

Kehan Shen

Yao Liu

Christian Böttger

Tareq Khouja

Nurullah Demir

Norbert Pohlmann

Tobias Urban

Inwook Hwang

Ngseo Kim

Seungwon Shin

Myoungsung You

yirui bai

qiyang song

qihang zhou

xin liu

wenbo jiang

haichao du

nan jiang

shaowen xu

xiaoqi jia

YanHao Wang

LiWen Hsu

FuHau Hsu

Reza Soosahabi

Vivek Namsani

Tristan Bilot

Anis Zouaoui

Khaldoun Al Agha

Nour El Madhoun

Thomas Pasquier

Liang Zhao

Shimiao Huang

Qianyu Xu

Xinyan Xie

Yixuan Chen

Yaxuan Hao

Liqun Chen

Supraja Sridhara

Paul Ferdinand Heinen

Melisande Zonta-Roudes

Anjo Vahldiek-Oberwagner

Rupin Vakharwala

Mona Vij

Shweta Shinde

Bo Lu

Xiaokuan Zhang

Bailey Srimoungchanh

Drew Davidson

Laura Bernardy

Cédric Bonhomme

Aurélien Thirion

Alexandre Dulaunoy

Jordan Samhi

Tegawendé F. Bissyandé

Jacques Klein

Valentin Ogier

Leonard Cohnen

Xiao Jiang

Hong Zhong

Depeng Chen

Junyu Chen

Jie Cui

Wonyoung Kim

Seunggi Min

Minjae Gwon

Haein Lee

Dowoo Baik

Hyeon Heo

Minjae Lee

Min Woo Baek

Yonghwi Jin

Younggi Park

Yunjae Choi

Taesoo Kim

Sangdon Park

Insu Yun

Janine Schneider

Jan-Julius Kallenborn

Tim Hoffmann

Maximilian Eichhorn

Thorsten Holz

Bhupendra Acharya

Christian Minuth

Felix Freiling

Lorenz Schumm

Lukas Lamster

Erik Kraft

Marcel Medwed

Stefan Mangard

Charmaine Ndolo

Nepomuk Bosse Linsenbarth

Florian Tschorsch

Sean Tyler Frankum

Evangelos Froudakis

Athanasios Avgetidis

Manos Antonakakis

Roberto Perdisci

Huan Bui

Chenglong Fu

GuanJi Yue

Xuan Yang

Shikun Zhang

Dongyoung Park

Gaby G. Dagher

Aaron Kaiser

Vincent Krämer

Peter Schwabe

Yuval Yarom

Sakuna Jayasundara

Nalin Asanka Gamagedara Arachchilage

Robert Biddle

Giovanni Russello

Seongsu Moon

Taejune Park

Pedram Mohajeransari

Amir Salarpour

Jan de Voor

Arkajyoti Mitra

Alkim Domeke

Habeeb Olufowobi

Mohammad Hamad

Mert D. Pesé

Becky Qiao Ling Lin

Yuying Li

Fengjun Li

Bo Luo

Yifan Dong

Siyuan Wu

Min Zhang

Wei Feng

Yu Qin

Dengguo Feng

Hao Li

Jelena Mirkovic

Erik Kline

David Choffnes

Daniel J. Dubois

Luis Garcia

David Balenson

Alba Regalado

Terry Benzel

Christopher Tran

Lincoln Thurlow

Yuri Pradkin

Geoff Lawler

Joseph Barnes

Kevin Aldana

Darsh Pandya

Mohamed Khalil Kiri

Ivan De Oliveira Nunes

Aurélien Francillon

Norrathep Rattanavipanon

Xiaokang Qu

Tianshu Chu

Zao Fan

Jianliang Ma

Tianlong Fan

Linyuan Lü

Xiaofang Cai

Limin Liu

Qianhong Guo

Daren Zha

Go Tsuruoka

Takami Sato

Qi Alfred Chen

Kazuki Nomoto

Ryunosuke Kobayashi

Yuna Tanaka

Tatsuya Mori

Mijin Jeon

Yiyue Zhang

Hyungjoon Koo

Cristiano Rodrigues

Shahin Roozkhosh

Sandro Pinto

Renato Mancuso

Venue & travel

Venue

Universal

Source: acsac.org/2026/venue

Questions people ask

5 answered

The conference starts on December 7, 2026.

The listed location is Universal.

The organizer identifies researchers, practitioners, developers, and security professionals as audience groups.

It suits applied security researchers and practitioners who want to see peer-reviewed papers presented next to panels and workshops, since the organizer, Applied Computer Security Associates, Inc., builds the program around techniques that work in practice. Executives looking to compare security vendors would get less from it, because the facts describe a paper-driven program with researchers as speakers and no exhibit floor or sponsor list.

Attendees at research-oriented security conferences usually dress casually, in jeans or chinos and a casual shirt or sweater.

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