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International Conference on Blockchain-Enabled Secure Data Sharing in Big Data

13th Nov – 14th Nov 2026 Geneva, Switzerland Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Blockchain-Enabled Secure Data Sharing in Big Data conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

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This track focuses on innovative blockchain architectures that facilitate secure data sharing in big data environments. Researchers are invited to explore the design, implementation, and evaluation of these architectures in various application domains.

This session aims to discuss advanced cybersecurity strategies specifically tailored for blockchain systems. Topics may include threat modeling, vulnerability assessment, and the integration of cybersecurity measures within blockchain frameworks.

This track examines the integration of big data analytics with blockchain technology to enhance data security and privacy. Contributions should highlight methodologies, case studies, and the impact of such integration on data-driven decision-making.

This session addresses the challenges of data privacy and encryption in blockchain-enabled systems. Researchers are encouraged to present novel encryption techniques and privacy-preserving mechanisms that ensure secure data sharing.

This track explores innovative authentication and access control mechanisms in blockchain environments. Papers should focus on the effectiveness, scalability, and security of these mechanisms in managing user identities and permissions.

This session delves into identity management solutions leveraging blockchain technology. Topics may include decentralized identity frameworks, self-sovereign identity, and the implications for user privacy and security.

This track focuses on monitoring and anomaly detection techniques in big data environments enhanced by blockchain. Contributions should discuss methodologies for identifying and mitigating security threats in real-time.

This session addresses incident response strategies and governance frameworks within blockchain ecosystems. Papers should explore best practices for managing security incidents and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

This track examines the resilience of blockchain systems against various threats and risks. Researchers are invited to discuss risk management frameworks and strategies that enhance the robustness of blockchain applications.

This session focuses on the role of threat intelligence in enhancing blockchain security. Contributions should explore how threat intelligence can be integrated into blockchain systems to preemptively address vulnerabilities.

This track investigates the intersection of cloud computing and blockchain technology in securing data sharing. Papers should discuss the benefits and challenges of implementing blockchain-driven security solutions in cloud environments.

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