Call for Artifacts & Demonstrations

Showcase deployed security systems, production tools, and resilient prototypes at NGCS 2027.

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Why Showcase Your Artifact at NGCS?

NGCS 2027 brings together researchers, engineers, and decision-makers working on cyber security operations. The demo track offers a unique opportunity to present production-grade defense systems.

  • High-impact visibility: Engage with security researchers and industry practitioners.
  • Actionable feedback: Get expert reviews on system design, scalability, and reliability.
  • Bridge research & practice: Share tools, datasets, and solutions for real-world adoption.
  • Grow collaborations: Connect with potential partners across academia and industry.

What Makes a Strong Artifact/Demo?

  • Clear problem framing with measurable impact
  • Novel deployment approach or production architecture
  • Ethical considerations, robustness, and reliability
  • Compelling visuals: dashboards, monitoring, live demos, video walkthroughs
We welcome deployed systems, production tools, negative-result demos, real-world dataset tools, and security validation frameworks.

Topics of Interest

Demonstrations spanning deployed security operations, resilient systems, and real-world protection applications.

Deployed Security Systems
  • Production security monitoring and detection platforms
  • Real-time alerting and incident dashboards
  • Security automation in operational environments
  • End-to-end deployment case demonstrations
  • Resilience and failover for security systems
Trustworthy Security & Risk Tools
  • Security analytics and interpretability dashboards
  • Risk assessment and audit tooling
  • Compliance and governance platforms
  • Privacy-preserving and data protection tools
  • Adversarial testing and threat simulation frameworks
Threat Detection & Security Automation
  • Automated threat detection and response platforms
  • Security orchestration and automation tools
  • Knowledge graphs for threat intelligence
  • Operational guardrails and risk controls
  • Alerting and evaluation systems for defense workflows
Security Data & Evaluation Tools
  • Threat dataset curation and annotation tools
  • Security validation and benchmarking frameworks
  • Data quality monitoring for defensive systems
  • Reproducibility and incident analysis platforms
  • Evaluation frameworks for operational security

What to Submit

  1. Motivation & technical contributions of the artifact/demo
  2. Key interactive features; how attendees will engage
  3. Links to resources (live demo, video, docs, repo)
  4. Special requirements (non-standard power/network, space)

On-Site Logistics

  • Power & basic Wi-Fi are provided (bring adapters if needed)
  • Bring your own device(s) and peripherals
  • Include QR codes to video/demo pages for quick access

Submission Guidelines

  • Format: A4 IEEE conference template
  • Length: 1–2 pages including figures, tables, and references
  • Review: single-blind (author names/affiliations visible)
  • Accepted & presented artifact papers will be submitted for possible inclusion in IEEE Xplore, subject to scope and quality requirements. At least one author must register and present on-site.
Submissions that exceed the page limit or violate the format may be desk-rejected.
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Important Dates

Event Date
Artifact/Demo Submission TBD
Acceptance Notification TBD
Camera-Ready Submission TBD

Ready to Showcase Your Work?

Present your deployed security system, production tool, or prototype at NGCS 2027.

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