IEEE Annual Computer Security Applications Conference

The IEEE Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC) is a premier gathering that unites leading researchers, practitioners, and a diverse array of security professionals from academia, industry, and government. This event serves as a platform for participants to present and discuss the latest advancements in cybersecurity, focusing on practical solutions for computer and network security technologies. Attendees can expect a rich program that includes peer-reviewed technical papers, invited talks, panels, and workshops that delve into pressing cybersecurity topics.
This year's conference emphasizes the 'Security and Privacy of Agentic Systems', inviting contributions that enhance the understanding of security and privacy concerns associated with AI-driven agents. These systems, which autonomously invoke tools and engage with their environments, present a new set of challenges for the security community. Potential threats include prompt injection, goal manipulation, and various vulnerabilities, highlighting the need for innovative approaches to safeguard these autonomous systems. ACSAC continues its mission to foster discussions around the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, ensuring that participants are equipped with knowledge and insights necessary to tackle contemporary security challenges.