Agbotiname Lucky Imoize is a Lecturer in the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at the University of Lagos, Nigeria. His research interests include 6G wireless communication, wireless security systems, and artificial intelligence. He is a Fulbright fellow, the vice chair of the IEEE Communication Society Nigeria chapter, and a registered engineer with the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria. He is a senior member of IEEE.Oleksandr Kuznetsov is an associate professor at the Department of Theoretical and Applied Sciences, eCampus University, Italy, and a professor in the Department of Intelligent Software Systems and Technologies at V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv, Ukraine. A recognized expert in computer science, his research encompasses information and cybersecurity, applied cryptography, information and coding theory, and the modeling of complex technical systems. He has co-authored several national cryptographic standards for Ukraine.Roman Odarchenko serves as the Dean of the Faculty of Air Navigation, Electronics, and Telecommunications at the State University “Kyiv Aviation Institute” (formerly National Aviation University), Kyiv, Ukraine, where he also supervised numerous research projects and doctoral students. He is a Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, and a recognized expert in the fields of telecommunications, mobile and satellite communications, and information security. Professor Odarchenko has been actively involved as a principal investigator and executor of multiple international research and capacity-building initiatives, including EU Horizon 2020, NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS), and Erasmus+ projects.Sergiy Gnatyuk is a Professor of the Computer Information Technology Department of the Faculty of Computer Science and Technology, and Scientific Advisor of the Research Laboratory of Cyber Threats Mitigation in Aviation at the State University “Kyiv Aviation Institute”, Kyiv, Ukraine. Research interests: Cybersecurity, AI/ML, CIIP, QKD, PQC, 5G/6G Security, Incident Response. Professor Gnatyuk has more than 350 scientific publications (patents, monographs, papers in highly rated peer-reviewed international journals, and conference proceedings). He has participated in various international research projects (Horizon Europe, Erasmus+ CBHE, NATO SPS, etc.).

• Section 1: Foundations of Cryptography and Mathematical Security. 1. Cryptographic Primitives and Optimization. 2. Mathematical Foundations for Security. 3. Advanced Cryptographic Algorithms. 4. Hardware Implementation for Cryptography. Section 2: Network and Communication Security. 5. Wireless Network Security Frameworks. 6. 5G Network Security. 7. Network Traffic Analysis and Management. 8. Firewalls and Edge Security Gateways. 9. Protocol Security Assessment. 10. EU Regulatory Compliance in Network Security. Section 3: AI-Driven Security Solutions. 11. AI for Web Application Security. 12. AI for Wireless Network Protection. 13. AI for Radio Channel Security. 14. AI for Privacy-Preserving Communications. 15. AI for Content Moderation. 16. AI Countermeasures in Steganography. Section 4: Critical Infrastructure and Systems Protection. 17. Critical Information Systems Resilience. 18. Monitoring Systems for Critical Infrastructure. 19. Information Flow Analysis for Security. Section 5: Emerging Applications and Future Directions. 20. Blockchain and NFT Security Applications. 21. Smart City Security. 22. Healthcare Security Systems.

Agbotiname Lucky Imoize is a Lecturer in the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at the University of Lagos, Nigeria. His research interests include 6G wireless communication, wireless security systems, and artificial intelligence. He is a Fulbright fellow, the vice chair of the IEEE Communication Society Nigeria chapter, and a registered engineer with the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria. He is a senior member of IEEE.Oleksandr Kuznetsov is an associate professor at the Department of Theoretical and Applied Sciences, eCampus University, Italy, and a professor in the Department of Intelligent Software Systems and Technologies at V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv, Ukraine. A recognized expert in computer science, his research encompasses information and cybersecurity, applied cryptography, information and coding theory, and the modeling of complex technical systems. He has co-authored several national cryptographic standards for Ukraine.Roman Odarchenko serves as the Dean of the Faculty of Air Navigation, Electronics, and Telecommunications at the State University “Kyiv Aviation Institute” (formerly National Aviation University), Kyiv, Ukraine, where he also supervised numerous research projects and doctoral students. He is a Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, and a recognized expert in the fields of telecommunications, mobile and satellite communications, and information security. Professor Odarchenko has been actively involved as a principal investigator and executor of multiple international research and capacity-building initiatives, including EU Horizon 2020, NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS), and Erasmus+ projects.Sergiy Gnatyuk is a Professor of the Computer Information Technology Department of the Faculty of Computer Science and Technology, and Scientific Advisor of the Research Laboratory of Cyber Threats Mitigation in Aviation at the State University “Kyiv Aviation Institute”, Kyiv, Ukraine. Research interests: Cybersecurity, AI/ML, CIIP, QKD, PQC, 5G/6G Security, Incident Response. Professor Gnatyuk has more than 350 scientific publications (patents, monographs, papers in highly rated peer-reviewed international journals, and conference proceedings). He has participated in various international research projects (Horizon Europe, Erasmus+ CBHE, NATO SPS, etc.).

• Section 1: Foundations of Cryptography and Mathematical Security. 1. Cryptographic Primitives and Optimization. 2. Mathematical Foundations for Security. 3. Advanced Cryptographic Algorithms. 4. Hardware Implementation for Cryptography. Section 2: Network and Communication Security. 5. Wireless Network Security Frameworks. 6. 5G Network Security. 7. Network Traffic Analysis and Management. 8. Firewalls and Edge Security Gateways. 9. Protocol Security Assessment. 10. EU Regulatory Compliance in Network Security. Section 3: AI-Driven Security Solutions. 11. AI for Web Application Security. 12. AI for Wireless Network Protection. 13. AI for Radio Channel Security. 14. AI for Privacy-Preserving Communications. 15. AI for Content Moderation. 16. AI Countermeasures in Steganography. Section 4: Critical Infrastructure and Systems Protection. 17. Critical Information Systems Resilience. 18. Monitoring Systems for Critical Infrastructure. 19. Information Flow Analysis for Security. Section 5: Emerging Applications and Future Directions. 20. Blockchain and NFT Security Applications. 21. Smart City Security. 22. Healthcare Security Systems.

Agbotiname Lucky Imoize is a Lecturer in the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at the University of Lagos, Nigeria. His research interests include 6G wireless communication, wireless security systems, and artificial intelligence. He is a Fulbright fellow, the vice chair of the IEEE Communication Society Nigeria chapter, and a registered engineer with the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria. He is a senior member of IEEE.Oleksandr Kuznetsov is an associate professor at the Department of Theoretical and Applied Sciences, eCampus University, Italy, and a professor in the Department of Intelligent Software Systems and Technologies at V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv, Ukraine. A recognized expert in computer science, his research encompasses information and cybersecurity, applied cryptography, information and coding theory, and the modeling of complex technical systems. He has co-authored several national cryptographic standards for Ukraine.Roman Odarchenko serves as the Dean of the Faculty of Air Navigation, Electronics, and Telecommunications at the State University “Kyiv Aviation Institute” (formerly National Aviation University), Kyiv, Ukraine, where he also supervised numerous research projects and doctoral students. He is a Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, and a recognized expert in the fields of telecommunications, mobile and satellite communications, and information security. Professor Odarchenko has been actively involved as a principal investigator and executor of multiple international research and capacity-building initiatives, including EU Horizon 2020, NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS), and Erasmus+ projects.Sergiy Gnatyuk is a Professor of the Computer Information Technology Department of the Faculty of Computer Science and Technology, and Scientific Advisor of the Research Laboratory of Cyber Threats Mitigation in Aviation at the State University “Kyiv Aviation Institute”, Kyiv, Ukraine. Research interests: Cybersecurity, AI/ML, CIIP, QKD, PQC, 5G/6G Security, Incident Response. Professor Gnatyuk has more than 350 scientific publications (patents, monographs, papers in highly rated peer-reviewed international journals, and conference proceedings). He has participated in various international research projects (Horizon Europe, Erasmus+ CBHE, NATO SPS, etc.).

• Section 1: Foundations of Cryptography and Mathematical Security. 1. Cryptographic Primitives and Optimization. 2. Mathematical Foundations for Security. 3. Advanced Cryptographic Algorithms. 4. Hardware Implementation for Cryptography. Section 2: Network and Communication Security. 5. Wireless Network Security Frameworks. 6. 5G Network Security. 7. Network Traffic Analysis and Management. 8. Firewalls and Edge Security Gateways. 9. Protocol Security Assessment. 10. EU Regulatory Compliance in Network Security. Section 3: AI-Driven Security Solutions. 11. AI for Web Application Security. 12. AI for Wireless Network Protection. 13. AI for Radio Channel Security. 14. AI for Privacy-Preserving Communications. 15. AI for Content Moderation. 16. AI Countermeasures in Steganography. Section 4: Critical Infrastructure and Systems Protection. 17. Critical Information Systems Resilience. 18. Monitoring Systems for Critical Infrastructure. 19. Information Flow Analysis for Security. Section 5: Emerging Applications and Future Directions. 20. Blockchain and NFT Security Applications. 21. Smart City Security. 22. Healthcare Security Systems.