Workshop Program: Sunday, November 15, 2026

Date:Sunday, November 15, 2026 (ICDM 2026 Main Day 3)
Time:13:30–15:30 and 15:50–18:00 (coffee break 15:30–15:50)
Room:Kuala Lumpur
ICDM Schedule ID:W31
Time zone:All times are China Standard Time (UTC+8)

Keynote talks are 20 minutes (15 minutes talk + 5 minutes Q&A). Paper presentations are 12 minutes (10 minutes talk + 2 minutes Q&A). Keynote abstracts and speaker biographies are on the home page.

Time Type Title & Author(s)
Session 1 (13:30–15:30)  |  Session Chair: TBD
13:30–13:35 Opening Remarks
Keynote Session I
13:35–13:55 Keynote 1 Enhancing Security and Resilience through Robust Optimization
Jeremiah Birrell, Texas State University
13:55–14:15 Keynote 2 From Foundation Models to Neuro-Symbolic Architectures: Toward Safety Assurance of Learning-Enabled CPS
Xi (James) Zheng, Macquarie University
14:15–14:35 Keynote 3 SIGuard: Guarding Secure Inference with Post Data Privacy
Xiaoning (Maggie) Liu, RMIT University
Paper Session 1: Graph Learning, Anomaly and Deepfake Detection
14:35–14:47 Paper S23203 SynthWeave: Repurposing Biometric Embeddings for Efficient Multimodal DeepFake Detection
Dawid Wolkiewicz, Piotr Syga, Aleksandra Kawala-Sterniuk
14:47–14:59 Paper S23202 Efficient Mitigation of Concept Drift in GNN-Based Intrusion Detection: Innovative Proposition of Low-Resource Adapter Tuning
Franciszek Lasinski, Marek Pawlicki, Rafal Kozik, Michal Choras
14:59–15:11 Paper DM1999 A Multidirectional Bilevel Learning Framework for Class-Generalizable Anomaly Detection
Padmaksha Roy, Pooja Algikar, Lamine Mili, Almuatazbellah Boker
15:11–15:23 Paper S23211 Structure Over Features: Adversarial Robustness of GNN Architectures for Entity-Level Bitcoin AML Subgraph Classification
Joachim Szewior, Kamil Szyc
15:23–15:35 Paper S23204 The Limit Is in the Input, Not the Model: State-Dependent Command Safety in Natural-Language Interfaces to Industrial Controllers
Hemen Taukoor, Zhaoxia Wang, Venky Shankararaman
15:35–15:50 Coffee Break
Session 2 (15:50–18:00)  |  Session Chair: TBD
Keynote Session II
15:50–16:10 Keynote 4 “Do Not Mention This to the User”: Detecting and Understanding Malicious Agent Skills
Yi Liu, Griffith University
16:10–16:30 Keynote 5 The Chicken or the Egg? From Data to Knowledge and Back in Malicious Component Analysis
Chengwei Liu, Nankai University
Paper Session 2: Large Language Models and Software Security
16:30–16:42 Paper S23207 MINER: Mining Internal Knowledge from Self-Evolving Reasoning Traces for Vulnerability Detection
Weidong Huang, Gangyan Zeng, Xianda Fang, Zhihao Li, Wenxin Liu, Huiyuan Zhang, Liehuang Zhu
16:42–16:54 Paper S23210 From Retrieved Evidence to Security Outcomes: A Data-Driven Analysis of Java Security API Misuse in LLM-Generated Code
Tianhe Lu, Eric Spero, Sakuna Harinda Jayasundara, Robert Biddle, Giovanni Russello
Paper Session 3: Robust and Applied Machine Learning for Security
16:54–17:06 Paper S23206 SAGE: Similarity-Based Cleaning of Poisoned Training Data from Verified Examples
Chaeeun Han, Soodeh Atefi, Yevgeniy Vorobeychik, Aron Laszka
17:06–17:18 Paper DM1371 EarlyDeFi-Bench: DeFi Rug-Pull Warning with Entity-Isolated Evaluation
Youcheng Lan, Guangyan Gan, Shaobin Shi, Jie Zou, Kwanting Leung, Hongye Wu, Yuhan Cheng
17:18–17:30 Paper S23215 Scaling PassGAN Password Guessing: A Multi-Dataset Study of Coverage, Repetition, and Password Strength
Aarav Goyal, Ali Arslan, Suleyman Uludag
17:30–17:42 Paper S23213 ROC-Based Evaluation of CyberSecurity Threat Classification Using Logistic Regression
Jolanta Tańcula, Adam Czubak, Marek Barycki
17:42–18:00 Closing Remarks

See the Keynote Speakers section on the home page for abstracts and speaker biographies.