CFP summary
TrustBus 2026 is the 23rd International Workshop on Trust, Privacy and Security in the Digital Society and will be held in conjunction with ARES 2026. The official workshop page describes TrustBus as a long-running international and interdisciplinary forum, with a series dating back to 2004, where researchers and practitioners exchange advances in the state of the art and practice of trust, privacy, and security. The 2026 edition frames its scope in the context of a rapidly evolving digital society shaped by generative AI, cloud and edge computing, and the Internet of Things. The workshop emphasizes both technical innovation and the broader societal, legal, and regulatory environment in which digital trust and security challenges arise. As a co-located workshop within ARES, it sits at the intersection of dependable systems, privacy protection, and secure digital services.
Topics
Accountability, transparency and intervenability; anonymity and pseudonymity; common practices, legal and regulatory issues; detecting and preventing digital misinformation; economics of cyber security and privacy; identity management, identity theft and trust management; information audit and trust; reliable auction, e-procurement and negotiation technology; security and privacy for cloud and edge computing; security and privacy in data governance and management; security and privacy patterns and antipatterns; security, privacy and trust for digital society services; security, privacy and trust in mobile environments; supply chain cyber security; trust and reputation for digital societies; trustworthy AI; usability of security and privacy technologies and services.