[Announcements] [CFP] [Extended Deadline] IWPE 2025: The International Workshop on Privacy Engineering, Venice, Italy. June 30, 2025

[David Rodríguez]

11TH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON PRIVACY ENGINEERING (IWPE’25)

Co-located with IEEE EuroS&P
June 30, 2025 -- Venice, Italy
Website: https://www.iwpe.info/ [1]

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IMPORTANT DATES

  	* Submission Deadline: February 28, 2025 [Extended Deadline]
  	* Notification of Acceptance: March 20, 2025
  	* Camera-ready: April 3, 2025
  	* _(Non-archival option available)_

ABOUT IWPE’25

Reports of global surveillance, massive data breaches, and 
privacy-related harms have intensified the need for robust privacy 
protections. While current laws and standards worldwide aim to safeguard 
personal data, these frameworks alone cannot guarantee that 
organizations and developers will adopt effective privacy engineering 
practices in their daily workflows. Moreover, assessing whether deployed 
systems truly meet legal requirements and user expectations remains a 
challenge.

Against this backdrop, privacy engineering has emerged as a vital 
research area. Engineers are increasingly expected to design and 
maintain privacy-preserving, data protection-compliant systems across 
domains such as health, energy, transportation, and more. However, there 
is still a shortage of concrete models, methods, and tools to guide 
them. IWPE addresses this need by covering all aspects of privacy 
engineering--from theoretical foundations and engineering approaches to 
practical implementations at various scales. In particular, we encourage 
submissions of technical papers with novel methodologies or protocols, 
experience and practice reports, early evaluations of privacy-supportive 
tools, interdisciplinary or critical reviews, and vision papers 
presenting clear, evidence-based stances on emerging privacy challenges.

TOPICS OF INTEREST

We welcome contributions on topics including, but not limited to:

  	* Integrating legal and policy requirements into software development
  	* Privacy and data protection impact assessments
  	* Privacy engineering in machine learning and AI
  	* Engineering and integrating Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs)
  	* Tools, models, and formal languages for privacy engineering
  	* Privacy risk management and user requirements
  	* Case studies and lessons learned from real-world applications
  	* Usability, design, and organizational aspects of privacy engineering

PAPER FORMAT & SUBMISSION

	* Types of Papers

  	* Short Papers: Up to 4 pages
  	* Long Papers: Up to 8 pages

	* Publication Options

  	* Archival: Published in IEEE Xplore
  	* Non-archival: Not included in proceedings (to allow future 
submissions elsewhere)

  	* Format: Follow the IEEE EuroS&P template [2] (English, 
double-column).
  	* Submission Link: EasyChair for IWPE'25 [3]
  	* At least one author of each accepted paper must register and present 
at the workshop.

CONTACT

For inquiries, please email: iwpe25 at easychair.org [2]

IWPE'25 Organizing Committee

  	* Meiko Jensen
  	* Isabel Wagner
  	* Frank Pallas
  	* Victor Morel
  	* Kim Wuyts
  	* Isabel Barberá
  	* David Rodriguez Torrado

(_Visit the website for the full program committee._)

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David Rodríguez Torrado
_Profesor Ayudante - Graduate Teaching Assistant_
Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingenieros de Telecomunicación
Departamento de Ingeniería de Servicios Telemáticos
Despacho B-213. Av. Complutense, 30, 28040 Madrid, Spain

✉ david.rtorrado at upm.es

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[1] https://www.iwpe.info/
[2] https://www.upm.es/webmail_personal/#NOP
[3] https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iwpe25
[4] https://www.upm.es/
[5] https://www.upm.es/disclaimer
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