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CyCon 2027: International Conference on Cyber Conflict

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Submission Date:
2027-01-06 Due in 82 days
Notification Date:
2027-02-17
Conference Date:
2027-05-25
Location:
Tallinn, Estonia
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Call For Papers

CyCon 2027 (International Conference on Cyber Conflict) is an academic conference held in Tallinn, Estonia on 2027-05-25. The paper submission deadline is 2027-01-06. Acceptance notifications are sent on 2027-02-17.

Theme: Unified Response Cyberspace is a domain without borders, and the threats that inhabit it respect none. No single nation, organisation, or sector may be capable of addressing the full range of contemporary cyber threats in isolation. At the same time, the mechanisms required to enable effective collective action; shared situational awareness, compatible legal frameworks, and coordinated operational approaches, remain uneven and, contested. As cyber operations increasingly intersect with hybrid threats, military operations, and the functioning of critical infrastructure, the ability to act in a coordinated and coherent manner has become a central challenge. Addressing this challenge requires not only technical capability, but also legal clarity, strategic alignment, and organisational cooperation across national and institutional boundaries. CyCon 2027 will explore how such a unified response can be achieved. Contributions may address, inter alia: the conditions enabling or constraining coordinated responses across jurisdictions and sectors; approaches to building interoperability, and shared situational awareness; legal, policy, and technical barriers to collective action, and ways to overcome them; methods for assessing effectiveness in collective cyber defence. The Programme Committee invites the submission of original research papers offering technical, legal, strategic, policy, or operational perspectives on these and related cyber conflict issues.
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