Applied Machine Learning for Cyber Security (AMLUCS) Conference 2026

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London

Applied Machine Learning for Cyber Security (AMLUCS) Conference 2026

Kent & Medway Cyber Cluster is pleased to support the Applied Machine Learning for Cyber Security (AMLUCS) Conference 2026, a government backed, not for profit event focused on the practical application of Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Security.

AMLUCS is a practitioner led conference that brings together security engineers, data scientists, researchers, policymakers, and industry professionals working on real world AI enabled cyber security challenges. The emphasis is on applied research, operational experience and solutions that work in practice.

The conference supports collaboration between industry, academia and government, with a strong focus on strengthening the connection between research and deployment.

Core themes include

• AI security threats, vulnerabilities and mitigations
• Offensive and defensive AI and cyber operations
• Multi agent systems and secure architectures
• AI governance, risk and standards
• Explainability, interpretability and fairness in security contexts

The programme includes technical talks, keynote sessions, practitioner panels and structured networking, alongside a two-day training course on Validated AI Red Teaming for Production AI Systems.

Call for Submissions

The Call for Submissions is open until 1 July 2026.
A 500 word abstract is required, with a focus on applied research or operational experience.

More information

Learn more about the conference: https://www.amlucs.ai/
Submit a proposal: https://www.amlucs.ai/call-for-submission