
IC-SQITS 2026 is a premier interdisciplinary platform at the convergence of quantum computing, AI-driven defense, and systemic trust. It brings together researchers, industry leaders, and policy makers to address the security challenges and opportunities created by the post-quantum and AI era. The conference focuses on building resilient, trustworthy, and future-proof digital infrastructures that can withstand emerging quantum and AI-enabled threats. By integrating advances in cryptography, artificial intelligence, and trusted systems engineering, IC-SQITS aims to shape the next generation of secure, intelligent technologies for critical applications worldwide.
IC-SQITS 2026 is a premier interdisciplinary platform at the convergence of quantum computing, AI-driven defense, and systemic trust. It brings together researchers, industry leaders, and policy makers to address the security challenges and opportunities created by the post-quantum and AI era. The conference focuses on building resilient, trustworthy, and future-proof digital infrastructures that can withstand emerging quantum and AI-enabled threats. By integrating advances in cryptography, artificial intelligence, and trusted systems engineering, IC-SQITS aims to shape the next generation of secure, intelligent technologies for critical applications worldwide.
Proceedings
Accepted papers will be published in Springer Nature Advances in Computer Science Applications and Research (ACSAR)
3+
Minimum independent reviews per paper.
2 days
Dec 10–11, 2026 at UTSA Downtown, San Antonio.
Double-blind review
IC-SQITS uses a strict double-blind process. Authors must remove identifying information from manuscripts and supplementary files, including metadata where applicable.
Minimum of three expert reviews
Each submission receives at least three independent reviews. Initial reviews are due by July 15, 2026.
Revision cycle
Based on reviewer feedback, authors may be invited to submit a revised manuscript by Aug 30, 2026. The TPC evaluates revisions for final decisions.
Originality and overlap policy
Submissions must be original, unpublished, and not under review elsewhere. Substantial overlap, including self-plagiarism, may result in desk rejection.
Conflict of interest handling
Conflicts of interest are managed by the Program Chairs. Conflicted reviewers will not be assigned to the paper.
Camera-ready requirements
Accepted papers must meet the final formatting and quality requirements; camera-ready versions are due Nov 10, 2026.
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