International Conference on Cryptography, Privacy, and Quantum-Resilient Systems

Date: 22nd & 23rd July 2026 | Time: 9.00 am – 12:00 pm (IST)(IST) | Location: Online

Sample Abstract

Phone: 8977760443 Email: support@onegrasp.com

Overview:

NextGen Security 2026 convenes experts, researchers, industry practitioners, and academics to explore advances in cryptographic techniques, protocols, and implementations. It fosters innovation in secure communication, cryptanalysis, privacy-preserving technologies, quantum-resistant algorithms, and blockchain security, supporting trustworthy digital systems.

Structure and Sessions (Who Does What):

Opening & Keynotes: Leading scientists and industry leaders present on post-quantum cryptography, blockchain security, and cryptanalytic methods.
Technical Sessions: Peer-reviewed presentations on symmetric/asymmetric cryptography, protocols, zero-knowledge proofs, homomorphic encryption, elliptic curves, and cryptanalysis.
Workshops & Tutorials: Hands-on training in secure protocol design, cryptographic hardware/software, side-channel defenses, and standards (SSL/TLS, PKI).
Panel Discussions: Multidisciplinary debates on privacy, cloud security, e-governance, secure voting, and quantum threats.
Poster Sessions: Showcasing innovative algorithms, data hiding, and real-world solutions.
Awards & Closing: Recognition for outstanding research and participation.

Participate and Contribute (Who Benefits):

Researchers & Academics: Share research, collaborate on challenges, publish in reputed venues.
Industry & Security Professionals: Access tools, protocols for enterprise/blockchain.
Students & Emerging Scholars: Present work, learn advances, network with experts.
Educational Technologists: Share advances in digital and computational tools for math education.
Policymakers & Standardization Bodies: Inform standards/regulations on cybersecurity challenges.
Participants gain publication, collaboration, and recognition opportunities.

Benefits for Attendees :

Certificate of participation (based on feedback submission).
Memento for presenters and moderators.
Publication of selected abstracts in indexed conference proceedings.

Abstract Topics / Call for Papers (CFP) Tracks:

Classical and modern cryptography techniques
Symmetric and asymmetric encryption algorithms
Cryptographic protocols and security models
Hash functions, digital signatures, authentication schemes
Cryptanalysis, attack models, defenses
Zero-knowledge proofs, privacy-preserving mechanisms
Homomorphic encryption, secure multi-party computation
Blockchain, distributed ledger/smart contract security
Post-quantum/quantum cryptography
Cryptographic hardware, lightweight cryptography, implementation security
Key exchange, PKI, identity/attribute-based encryption
Secure protocols (SSL/TLS, VPNs)
Random number generation, cryptographic standards
Side-channel attacks, countermeasures
Privacy in cloud, e-voting, digital identity

Detailed Program Grid (2 Half Days – 8 AM to 12 PM)

Time (IST)	Day 1	Day 2
09:00 – 09:15	Opening Ceremony & Welcome	Recap and Opening Remarks
09:15 – 09:45	Keynote: Cryptography in quantum/blockchain era	Keynote: Quantum-resistant algorithms & blockchain security
09:45 – 10:30	Technical Session I – Algorithms & Protocols	Technical Session IV – Homomorphic/Privacy Crypto
10:30 – 10:45	Break	Break
10:45 – 11:15	Technical Session II – Cryptanalysis & Defenses	Technical Session V – Secure Cloud & IoT
11:15 – 11:45	Panel Discussion: Privacy, policy, future directions	Poster & Demo Sessions: Latest research
11:45 – 12:00	Day Summary & Announcements	Awards & Closing Ceremony

Submit Abstract & Registration :

Conference Dates	Conference Title	Timing (IST)	Abstract Submission Deadline	Registration Deadline
22nd & 23rd July 2026	NextGen Security 2026: International Conference on Cryptography, Privacy, and Quantum-Resilient Systems	9:00 AM – 12:00 PM (IST)	26th Jan 2026	28th Jan2026

10:30 AM – 2:30 PM (SGT/CST/JST) | 12:30 PM – 4:30 PM (AEST – Australia) | 3:30 AM – 7:30 PM (BST – UK) | 9:30 PM – 1:30 AM (EST-US&Canada)

Abstract Guidelines:

Word Count: 300–350 words (including title, author(s), affiliation, email, and 5 keywords)
Font: Times New Roman 12 pt, 1.5 spacing
File Format: .doc or .docx only
All abstracts undergo double-blind peer review for academic quality assurance

Conclusion:

This conference accelerates cryptography innovation, fosters collaborations, and shapes secure communication futures through diverse sessions and expert exchanges.

Registration

Type of participation

Early Bird Registration

June 17, 2026

Mid Registration Deadline

July 1, 2026

Late Registration Deadline

July 15, 2026

No. of Participants ($159 each under Speaker / Poster (Virtual)) :

No of Accompanying Persons ($ 200 each )

Registration Summary

Registration Price (Per Person - Speaker / Poster (Virtual)):

$159

Participants:

Total Registration Price:

$159

Total Price:

$159

By clicking "Proceed to Pay", you agree to the privacy policy, terms & conditions and cancellation policy.

Note: For more information on registration queries, please contact: support@onegrasp.com

Registration includes:

For In-person attendees

Entry to all conference sessions, poster presentations, and the exhibition area
Conference kit comprising a name tag, program booklet, and abstract book
Two coffee breaks and lunch are provided for each day of the conference
Accreditation Certificate issued by the Organizing Committee

For Virtual Attendees

This category enables participants to present virtually at the conference from the convenience of their home or workplace without the need for in-person attendance. It includes:

Access to all presentations
An E-abstract book and program
An E-certificate for presentation and participation
A CPD (Continuous Professional Development) Certificate with Credits

Terms and Conditions

By enrolling in the conference, you hereby express your acceptance of the terms and conditions stated herewith.

The organization retains the authority to modify the program, date, and/or location at its discretion, without prior notification.

The organization cannot be held accountable for any loss or damage incurred due to substitutions, adjustments, delays, or cancellations of an event caused by unforeseen factors beyond its control. Such factors encompass, but are not limited to, force majeure, natural disasters, acts of sabotage, accidents, labor disputes, acts of terrorism, strikes, or hostilities.

The organization reserves the right and possesses the exclusive discretion to cancel any conference at any time under circumstances that are unavoidable and unanticipated. The organizer will not assume any additional liability towards the participant.

Registrations will remain valid for rescheduled events or future editions if the conference must be postponed due to circumstances beyond the organizer's control. Refund policies do not apply under these conditions.

In the instance of cancellation, the organization will make reasonable and appropriate alternative arrangements, which may include posting the cancellation notice on the relevant event website to inform those who have secured bookings or purchased tickets for the event.

Attendees are responsible for reviewing this information before the event. We strongly recommend regularly checking the conference website for updates.

The organizers shall not be held responsible for personal injuries or for the loss or damage to personal belongings of attendees, either during the conference.

Important COVID-19 Update for Participants

In case of any natural calamities, those who are unable to attend in person due to travel restrictions or health concerns, enable your virtual participation. Details on accessing the virtual platform will be provided 2 months prior to the conference. And on your request the registration will transfer to future editions.

We will provide regular updates on the conference website regarding any changes to the event format, health and safety measures, and other relevant information. Please check the website periodically for the latest updates.