The 17th Conference on Game Theory and AI for Security

The 17th Conference on Game Theory and AI for Security (GameSec 2026) applies the formal tools of game theory and artificial intelligence to the design, analysis, and deployment of security systems in adversarial environments. Security fundamentally involves strategic interaction between defenders and attackers, and GameSec has been the premier venue for researchers who take that adversarial structure seriously as a modeling commitment.

Researchers in cybersecurity, AI, operations research, and applied mathematics attend to present work on Stackelberg security games, adversarial machine learning, deception and signaling in security contexts, network intrusion detection, and the design of secure multi-agent systems. GameSec 2026 is particularly relevant as AI systems themselves become both tools of attack and objects of defense, raising new game-theoretic questions about the stability of AI-mediated security equilibria. It is essential for anyone who studies security as a strategic, game-theoretic, or AI problem.