CYBERPEACE SUMMIT 3.0

Call for Papers

February 9, 2027
Manekshaw Center Auditorium, New Delhi

CyberPeace Summit invites researchers, academics, cybersecurity professionals, AI practitioners, policymakers, technologists, ethicists, legal experts, civil society advocates, and independent thinkers and interdisciplinary voices — to contribute to the world's leading multi-stakeholder platform on digital trust, cyber diplomacy, and AI governance.

We welcome original, unpublished papers that push forward the conversation on building a safer, more human-centred digital future.

Who Can Apply

Submissions are open to a wide community of voices. We particularly encourage interdisciplinary and non-traditional perspectives that don't always find a platform at conventional cybersecurity conferences.

Academics and PhD scholars

Cybersecurity and AI practitioners

Policy and legal experts

Students

Startups and technologists

Civil society and grassroots advocates

Themes

Abstracts should align with one or more of the following summit themes

Global Cyber Norms & Digital Peacebuilding

Safe, Trusted & Ethical AI

Humanising AI: Ethics, Empathy & Trust

Critical Infrastructure Protection & Cyber Resilience

Cyber Diplomacy & International Cooperation

Digital Literacy, Online Safety & Citizen Empowerment

Emerging Technologies: Quantum Security, AI Governance & Digital Rights

Combating Disinformation, Hybrid Threats & Cybercrime

Abstract Guidelines

1

Word limit

400–700 words

2

Originality

Must be unpublished and not under review elsewhere

3

Structure

Clearly state the problem, approach/methodology, and key findings or contribution

4

Language

English only

5

Format

Submit as a Word document, along with author name(s), affiliation, and a short bio

6

Relevance

Should align with one or more of the listed summit themes

Key Dates

15 October 2026

Abstract Submission Deadline

To be announced

Notification of Acceptance

Why Present at CyberPeace Summit

Global Audience

Share your work with global policymakers, diplomats, and industry leaders

CyberPeace Honors

Opportunity for recognition through the CyberPeace Honors

International Network

Network with 1,300+ delegates from 10+ countries

Summit Proceedings

Selected papers may be featured in summit proceedings

How to Submit

Submit your abstract as a Word document, including author name(s), affiliation, and a short bio, to:

editorial@cyberpeace.net