CyResTrust
International Workshop on Applied Trust and Cyber Resilience
Workshop Chairs
- → Michael Eckel
- → Anirban Basu
Detail CyResTrust 01/04
The International Workshop on Applied Trust and Cyber Resilience (CyResTrust 2026) focuses on practical, deployable, and measurable trust as an enabler of cyber resilience across digital, embedded, and cyber-physical systems. Building on Trusted Computing technologies such as TPMs, DICE, TEEs, and Confidential Computing, the workshop explores how emerging paradigms—Confidential Containers (CoCo), Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), crypto-agility, and Physically Unclonable Functions (PUFs)—contribute to establishing sustainable and verifiable trust in modern infrastructures. The goal of CyResTrust is to bridge hardware- anchored trust with operational resilience, covering domains from IoT and OT to cloud, HPC, and safety-critical systems. The workshop welcomes original research, applied case studies, and proof-of- concept implementations addressing the interplay between trust, confidentiality, and resilience, including secure lifecycle management and attested update mechanisms.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to 02/04
- Trusted and Confidential Computing (TPM, DICE, SGX, SEV, TrustZone, CCA, HSMs, SEs)
- Confidential Containers (CoCo) and cloud-native trusted workloads
- Confidential AI computing and trusted execution for AI/ML workloads (e.g., GPU-, TPU-, and accelerator-based confidential computing)
- Post-Quantum Cryptography and crypto-agility in Trusted Computing
- Physically Unclonable Functions (PUFs) and hardware-rooted identity
- Secure and attested update mechanisms
- Formal verification of trust-enabled protocols and architectures
- Trust-informed cyber resilience in IT/OT and CPS integration
- Trust in supply chains, mobility, and healthcare systems
- Measurable trust and resilience metrics
- Zero-Trust and digital sovereignty
- Machine learning for trust assessment and anomaly detection