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AISD2027

Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity Risk

and Digital Resilience

Understanding, Predicting and Mitigating Cyber Risks in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Hosted by Campus Cyber — La Defense-Paris, France

25 – 26 March 2027— Paris, France

AISD2027- Context and Motivation

AI for Security & Defence (AISD2027) is an international, interdisciplinary research conference focused on the causes, assessment, governance, economic consequences, and mitigation of cyber risks in the age of artificial intelligence (AI).

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How will artificial intelligence transform the way nations, armed forces, companies, and societies defend themselves against the next generation of threats?

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The AISD2027 conference brings together five communities that rarely meet at the same event: cybersecurity leaders, AI researchers, military and defence officials, government policymakers, and technology innovators.

The AI for Security & Defence International Scientific Conference invites original research addressing the evolving nature of cyber threats, the determinants and consequences of cyberattacks, and the role of artificial intelligence in strengthening organizational, societal, and national cyber resilience.

As artificial intelligence transforms digital infrastructures, organizational decision-making, and security operations, it simultaneously creates opportunities for more effective cyber defence and new forms of technological, behavioural, economic, and systemic vulnerability.

The conference aims to advance theoretically grounded and methodologically rigorous research that explains how cyber risks emerge, how cyberattacks affect organizations and interconnected systems, and how AI-enabled capabilities, governance arrangements, and institutional responses can improve cybersecurity outcomes.

We particularly encourage interdisciplinary contributions connecting information systems, management, economics, finance, operations research, computer science, behavioural sciences, public policy, and security and defence studies.

Track 1 — Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Threat Intelligence and Risk Prediction

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  • AI-driven cyber threat detection and prediction

  • Generative AI and agentic AI in cybersecurity

  • Explainable and trustworthy cyber risk analytics

  • Automated vulnerability assessment and prioritization

  • Human–AI collaboration in security operations

  • Evaluation of autonomous cyber defence systems

Track 2 — Human Factors, Cybersecurity Behaviour and Insider Threats

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  • Security policy compliance and noncompliance

  • Behavioural theories of cyber risk

  • AI-enabled phishing, social engineering and deepfakes

  • Security awareness, training and behavioural interventions

  • Insider threats and organizational security culture

  • Trust, overreliance and accountability in human–AI security decisions

Track 3 — Economics, Finance and Investment in Cybersecurity

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  • Economic and financial consequences of cyberattacks

  • Cyber risk measurement and firm valuation

  • Optimal cybersecurity investment

  • Cyber insurance and risk transfer

  • Cybersecurity externalities and information sharing

  • Cyber incidents, innovation and competitive performance

AISD2027 Conference Themes

Track 4 — Cyber Governance, Organizational Capabilities and Resilience

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  • Cybersecurity governance and board oversight

  • Organizational capabilities and cyber risk exposure

  • Cyber incident response and recovery

  • Digital transformation and emerging cyber vulnerabilities

  • Organizational learning from cyber incidents

  • AI-enabled security governance and decision support

Track 5 — Security and Trustworthiness of Artificial Intelligence

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  • Adversarial machine learning and model vulnerabilities

  • Security of large language models and autonomous AI agents

  • AI supply-chain security

  • AI model assurance, auditing and evaluation

  • Privacy-preserving and secure AI

  • Accountability and governance of AI-enabled defence systems

Track 6 — Critical Infrastructure, National Security and Systemic Cyber Risk

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  • Cyber risks in energy, healthcare, transport and telecommunications

  • Interdependent infrastructure and cascading cyber failures

  • Cyber resilience in defence and public-sector organizations

  • AI-assisted protection of critical national infrastructure

  • Cybersecurity of autonomous and cyber-physical systems

  • Cross-sector cyber risk propagation and resilience modelling

Track 7 — Cybersecurity Regulation, Privacy and Public Policy

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  • Cybersecurity regulation and organizational compliance

  • Cyber incident disclosure and transparency

  • AI governance and cyber risk accountability

  • International cybersecurity cooperation

  • Privacy, data protection and digital sovereignty

  • Institutional responses to emerging cyber threats

Track 8 — Cybersecurity Innovation, Digital Transformation and Strategic Risk

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  • AI adoption and organizational cyber exposure

  • Cybersecurity innovation and technological change

  • Security implications of cloud, IoT and digital platforms

  • Cyber risk in digital ecosystems and supply chains

  • Cybersecurity capabilities and competitive advantage

  • Strategic management of emerging cyber risks

Types of Expected Contributions

The conference welcomes original empirical research, theory development, analytical and computational modelling, design science research, systematic literature reviews, and interdisciplinary methodological contributions.

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Submissions should clearly articulate their research questions, theoretical or conceptual contributions, methodological approaches, and implications for cybersecurity risk understanding or mitigation.

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Research using sensitive cybersecurity or defence-related information must comply with applicable legal, ethical, confidentiality, and responsible-disclosure requirements.

AISD2027 PROGRAM

March 23  2027

9AM - 10:30AM

 Preconference Workshop

Writing Empirical Papers for Top-Tier Journals​

COFFEE BREAK

11AM - 12:30PM

 Preconference Workshop

Writing Empirical Papers for Top-Tier Journals

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Lunch (12:30PM - 2PM)

2PM - 3:30PM

 Preconference Workshop

Writing Empirical Papers for Top-Tier Journals

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COFFEE BREAK

 Preconference Workshop

Information System Frontiers

March 24, 2027

9AM - 10:30AM

COFFEE BREAK

 Preconference Workshop

Meet the editors

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11AM - 12:30PM

 Preconference Workshop

Meet the editors

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Lunch (12:30PM - 2PM)

2PM - 3:30PM

AISD2027 Consortia

COFFEE BREAK

4PM - 5:30PM

AISD2027 Consortia

March 25, 2027

9AM - 10:30AM

AISD2027 Parallel session 1

COFFEE BREAK

11AM - 12:30PM

Opening

PLENARY SESSION1

Keynote speaker:

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Lunch (12:30PM - 2PM)

2PM - 3:30PM

AISD2027 Parallel session 2

COFFEE BREAK

4PM - 5:30PM

AISD2027 Parallel session 3

March 26, 2027

9AM - 10:30AM

AISD2027 Parallel session 4

COFFEE BREAK

11AM - 12:30PM

PLENARY SESSION 2

Lunch (12:30PM - 2PM)

2PM - 3:30PM

AISD2027 Parallel session 5

COFFEE BREAK

4PM - 5:30PM

AISD2027 Parallel session 6

5:50PM - 6:00PM

Closing Sesion

4PM - 5:30PM

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The Cyber Campus is a flagship facility dedicated to cybersecurity, bringing together the main national and international players in the field. In particular, it brings together on the same site companies (large groups, SMEs), government departments, training organizations, research players and associations. The Cyber Campus implements actions aimed at federating the cybersecurity community and developing synergies between these different players.

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