ACM CODASPY 2027

TBD, 2027

Fort Collins, Colorado, USA

Latest News

  1. Important dates
  2. Call for papers
    • Abstract submission deadline: December 12 December 26, 2025 anywhere in the world
    • Research paper submission deadline: December 19, 2025 January 2, 2026 anywhere in the world
    • Dataset/tool paper submission deadline: December 19, 2025 January 2, 2026 anywhere in the world
    • Camera-ready deadline: March 13, 2026 April 12, 2026 anywhere in the world
  3. Call for posters
  4. View the full roster of PC members.
  5. You'll find the co-located workshops here.
  6. The conference venue is now confirmed!
  7. Hotel recommendations for attendees are now available here.
  8. Conference registration is open! See instructions here.
  9. Good news: Registration fees have been reduced. See the updated fee schedule here.

  10. March 1, 2026

    Good news: CODASPY has been added to the CCF (China Computer Federation) Recommended Conference and Journal Catalog (7th edition, March 2026). See details in Chinese here.
  11. Student travel grant is now accepting applications!
  12. Check out the list of accepted papers.
  13. Browse the accepted posters gallery.
  14. The preliminary program is available!
  15. Congratulations to Prof. Murat Kantarcioglu and Prof. Jaideep Vaidya for receiving the 2026 CODASPY Lasting Research Award.
  16. This year's Best Student Paper Award goes to Demystifying LLM API Misuses: A Lifecycle-Based Empirical Study on Real-world Android Apps (Jinghang Wen and Qingchuan Zhao).
  17. This year's Best Paper Award goes to Leaky Apps: Targeted Deanonymization on Mobile Phones (Robert Blacha, Yossi Oren, and Reza Curtmola).
  18. Check out the photos from CODASPY '25 on X! Follow @acmcodaspy

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About CODASPY

ACM SIGSAC announces the continuation of its annual ACM Conference on Data and Application Security and Privacy. The sixteenth conference will be held at Campus Westend, Goethe University Frankfurt, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

On its 8th gathering, the CODASPY community finally reached a consensus on the pronunciation of the conference acronym. It's officially called /ˈkəʊdəˈspaɪ/ or [koh-də-spy].

With rapid global penetration of the Internet and smart phones and the resulting productivity and social gains, the world is becoming increasingly dependent on its cyber infrastructure. Criminals, spies and predators of all kinds have learned to exploit this landscape much quicker than defenders have advanced in their technologies. Security and Privacy has become an essential concern of applications and systems throughout their lifecycle. Security concerns have rapidly moved up the software stack as the Internet and web have matured. The security, privacy, functionality, cost and usability tradeoffs necessary in any practical system can only be effectively achieved at the data and application layers. This conference provides a dedicated venue for high-quality research in this arena, and seeks to foster a community with this focus in cyber security.

CODASPY will follow the ACM Policy Against Harassment at ACM Activities. Please familiarize yourself with ACM Policy Against Harassment and guide to Reporting Unacceptable Behavior.

As a published ACM author, you and your co-authors will be subject to all ACM Publications Policies, including ACM's new Publications Policy on Research Involving Human Participants and Subjects. Please make sure your submission complies with all the ACM publication policies.