International Cryptography Conference Reaches Milestone Year

Attend the PKC 2026, held from 25th to 28th May 2026, in Torino, Italy. The event brings together researchers, academics, and specialists from Italy and abroad to present and discuss the cutting-edge developments in cryptographic studies. The conference features technical presentations and discussions covering theoretical cryptography, security protocols, and emerging applications in areas that include cybersecurity and virtual systems. Organized with the aid of the CrypTO research institution at Politecnico di Torino, the event serves as a platform for expertise trade, collaboration, and educational communication in the global cryptography research community   Organized By Danilo Bazzanella is a mathematician and researcher at the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Politecnico di Torino, Italy. His research focuses on cryptography, number theory, blockchain technology, and post-quantum cryptography.   Event Highlights The conference series has a scientific focus. It is mainly intended for researchers working in cryptography. The goal is to provide an overview of current research activities in cryptography and its applications. It involves both Italian and international academic experts in the field. The event will be held in person only.   Speakers Giacmo Borin - IBM Research University Annalisa Cimatti - University of Bern Anamaria - Norwegian University of Science and Technology Jean Paul Degabriele - Technology Innovation Institute Antonio Faonia - Eurecom Sophia Antipolis   PKC 2026 concludes as a key academic gathering that advances global collaboration and knowledge-sharing in cryptography research, security protocols, and emerging cybersecurity innovations.