Symposium Highlights

• All the registered and presented paper will be published in the “Student Symposium on Cyber Security and Digital Forensics 2025” book proceeding.
• Best student paper will be highlighted to our business and industry collaborators.
• Authors are invited to submit original, unpublished work related to the symposium sub-themes. Papers should be written in English.
• The paper should be minimum 6 pages length as per IEEE paper format, inclusive of all figures, tables, and references.
• Simultaneous submissions to other conferences or journals are not permitted.
• Papers must pass a plagiarism check, with a Turnitin similarity index of below 10%.
• Full paper submissions should be in PDF and can be made through the “Scan for Submission”.
• We look forward to your valuable contributions to SSCSDF2025.

Objectives

The aim of the "Student Symposium on Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics" is to offer a collaborative platform for students, researchers, and professionals to address the emerging challenges associated with cybersecurity and digital forensics. The symposium seeks to facilitate creative, sophisticated techniques and state-of-the- arts to combat increasing cyber threats and digital crimes. The event aims to empower attendees to devise effective solutions for the rapidly evolving technology world by promoting information sharing and interdisciplinary collaboration. The vital area includes the significance of threat detection, mitigation, and forensic investigation, while advocating for research and development in these emerging fields. The symposium seeks to motivate students, researchers, and professionals to present their work to establish a strong framework related to digital ecosystems and addressing cybercrime in a progressively interconnected world.