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International Conference on Network Protocols and Secure Architectures

28th Dec – 29th Dec 2026 Gbarnga, Liberia

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Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

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01 Advanced Cryptographic Protocols for Robotics +

This track focuses on the development and analysis of cryptographic protocols specifically tailored for robotic systems. Researchers are invited to present novel approaches that enhance the security of communication in robotic networks.

02 Secure Communication Protocols in Distributed Robotics +

This session will explore secure communication methods for distributed robotic systems, emphasizing the importance of protocol design in maintaining data integrity and confidentiality. Contributions should address challenges and solutions in secure inter-robot communication.

03 Resilient Network Architectures for Robotic Applications +

This track aims to discuss innovative network architectures that enhance the resilience of robotic systems against various security threats. Papers should highlight design principles and case studies demonstrating robustness in real-world scenarios.

04 Analysis of Security Protocol Vulnerabilities in Robotics +

This session invites contributions that analyze vulnerabilities within existing security protocols used in robotic systems. Researchers are encouraged to present findings that identify weaknesses and propose mitigation strategies.

05 Optimizing Network Protocols for Robotic Efficiency +

This track focuses on the optimization of network protocols to improve the efficiency and performance of robotic systems. Submissions should discuss techniques that balance security with operational effectiveness in networked robotic environments.

06 Zero Trust Networking in Robotic Systems +

This session will delve into the application of zero trust networking principles within robotic systems to enhance security. Papers should explore frameworks and implementations that ensure robust access control and data protection.

07 VPN Security Strategies for Robotic Networks +

This track will examine the role of Virtual Private Networks in securing robotic communications. Contributions should address the effectiveness of VPNs in protecting data integrity and privacy in robotic applications.

08 Wireless Security Protocols for Autonomous Robots +

This session focuses on the development and evaluation of wireless security protocols tailored for autonomous robotic systems. Researchers are invited to present innovative solutions that address the unique challenges of wireless communication in robotics.

09 Protocol Validation Techniques in Robotics +

This track aims to discuss methodologies for validating security protocols used in robotic systems. Submissions should focus on formal verification techniques and their application in ensuring protocol reliability.

10 Secure Routing Protocols for Robotic Networks +

This session will explore the design and implementation of secure routing protocols for networks of robots. Papers should highlight strategies to prevent routing attacks and ensure secure data transmission.

11 Defense Strategies Against Protocol Attacks in Robotics +

This track invites discussions on defense mechanisms designed to protect robotic systems from protocol-based attacks. Contributions should present innovative strategies that enhance the security posture of robotic networks.