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Call for Papers
Submit original research to CyberPeace Summit 3.0 — the multi-stakeholder platform on digital trust, cyber diplomacy, and AI governance.
Invitation
Contribute to the conversation on digital trust
CyberPeace Summit invites researchers, academics, cybersecurity professionals, AI practitioners, policymakers, technologists, ethicists, legal experts, civil society advocates, and interdisciplinary voices to contribute original work.
We welcome unpublished papers that push forward a safer, more human-centred digital future — especially perspectives that rarely find a platform at conventional cybersecurity conferences.
Eligibility
Who can apply
Submissions are open to a wide community of voices. Interdisciplinary and non-traditional perspectives are especially welcome.
Academics and PhD scholars
Cybersecurity and AI practitioners
Policy and legal experts
Students
Startups and technologists
Civil society and grassroots advocates
Summit themes
Align your abstract
Abstracts should connect to one or more of these themes shaping Summit 3.0.
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Safe, Trusted & Ethical AI
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Humanising AI: Ethics, Empathy & Trust
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Critical Infrastructure Protection & Cyber Resilience
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Cyber Diplomacy & International Cooperation
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Digital Literacy, Online Safety & Citizen Empowerment
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Emerging Technologies: Quantum Security, AI Governance & Digital Rights
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Combating Disinformation, Hybrid Threats & Cybercrime
Abstract guidelines
What we look for
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Word limit
400–700 words
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Originality
Must be unpublished and not under review elsewhere
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Structure
Clearly state the problem, approach/methodology, and key findings or contribution
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Language
English only
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Format
Submit as a Word document, along with author name(s), affiliation, and a short bio
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Relevance
Should align with one or more of the listed summit themes
Timeline
Key dates
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15 October 2026Abstract Submission Deadline
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To be announcedNotification of Acceptance
Why present
Why present at CyberPeace Summit
Global Audience
Share your work with global policymakers, diplomats, and industry leaders
CyberPeace Honours
Opportunity for recognition through the CyberPeace Honours programme
International Network
Network with 1,300+ delegates from 10+ countries
Summit Proceedings
Selected papers may be featured in summit proceedings
How to submit
Send your abstract
Email your Word document — with author details and a short bio — before the deadline. Selected papers may appear in summit proceedings.
- Word document with author name(s) and affiliation
- Include a short bio with your abstract
- Align with one or more summit themes
- Deadline: 15 October 2026
Ready to submit?
Email your abstract package to editorial@cyberpeace.net. We look forward to your contribution.