International Cybersecurity Workshop: AI and Collaborative Intelligence
The International Cybersecurity Workshop: AI and Collaborative Intelligence (IWCS 2025-S2) will be held on November 29, 2025.
Topic:
Collaborative intelligence based on artificial intelligence systems, mitigating exposure risks and adopting safeguards to protect the original data of participating organizations.
Event Description
The event will bring together researchers, professors, professionals, and students to discuss advancements in collaborative intelligence, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity, with an emphasis on federated architectures and approaches focused on preserving the confidentiality and security of original data.
The event will also feature the participation of representatives from public institutions, private companies, and civil society organizations, with the goal of fostering dialogue between science, technology, and professional practices.
Target Audience
- Researchers, teachers and students
Academic professionals and students linked to the areas of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data science, computer engineering, digital law, privacy, information security, and data governance. - Cybersecurity and artificial intelligence professionals
Engineers, solution architects, risk analysts, data scientists, and specialists who develop or apply technologies for the protection of digital assets and secure data management. - Managers and those responsible for cybersecurity operations
Professionals working in Security Operations Centers (SOCs), Incident Response Teams (CERTs) and technical areas focused on cybersecurity, monitoring, and mitigating attacks. - Professionals from regulated sectors
Technicians and managers from institutions in the financial, health, energy, transport, communications, education, defense, justice, and critical infrastructure sectors who operate under regulatory standards for data protection and cybersecurity. - Experts in compliance, data governance, and privacy protection.
Responsible for implementing compliance policies with legislation such as LGPD, GDPR, HIPAA, among other things, and by ensuring the application of technical and administrative safeguards. - Public policy makers and regulators
Public managers, parliamentarians, civil servants and consultants involved in the construction and updating of legal frameworks and public policies focused on data protection, information security, and ethical artificial intelligence. - Legal practitioners and professionals in the legal field.
Lawyers, prosecutors, judges, public defenders, judicial experts, and legal consultants specializing in digital law, data protection, civil and criminal liability in technological environments. - Public safety and cybersecurity professionals
Members of the security forces, intelligence agencies, national defense, and specialized units in cybercrime, digital counterterrorism, and cyber sovereignty. - Decision-makers and institutional leaders
Executives, directors, coordinators, and strategic leaders who need to anticipate and understand the impacts of federated AI and intelligent collaboration to make informed decisions about security, ethics, and innovation.
Thematic Axes
The workshop will welcome theoretical and applied contributions in the following areas:
- Cybersecurity requirements in AI-based collaborative intelligence applications;
- Federated AI systems focused on the collaborative detection and mitigation of cyber threats.between public or private institutions;
- Preserving the confidentiality of the original data. in institutions that are part of federated AI systems;
- Secure coordination in distributed AI applications designed to protect critical infrastructure;
- Human-AI Collaboration in Cybersecurity Operations, including intelligent interfaces and models to support analysts in SOCs, CERTs and others, AI-supported alert triage, decision-making under pressure and building trust in automated security processes;
- Cybersecurity framework updateconsidering the performance of autonomous or semi-autonomous agents;
- Other related topics in the areas of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and collaborative intelligence.
Note:
The information regarding the event's structure, its thematic areas, target audience, and other presented content is preliminary and may be subject to adjustments until the official announcement of the final program.
The organization reserves the right to make changes, including to the description of the topics covered, the professional profiles indicated as the target audience, and the presentation formats, without prior notice.
These modifications aim to ensure the academic and technical relevance of the event, in accordance with its institutional purpose and the most recent advances in the areas of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and privacy policies.