About us

The mHealth Security Workshop at IEEE/ACM CHASE 2026 provides a focused forum for researchers, practitioners, clinicians, and policymakers to discuss emerging threats, novel defenses, real-world deployments, and open challenges in securing mobile and connected health ecosystems.

Important Dates

Mon, Mar 16, 2026
Paper submission deadline
Tue, Apr 7, 2026
Notification of acceptance
Mon, Apr 20, 2026
Camera-ready deadline
Thu, Aug 6, 2026
Workshop date (tentative)

Call For Paper

Threat models, vulnerabilities, and risk assessment for mHealth apps, wearables, and remote monitoring systems
Secure architectures for end-to-end mHealth data collection, transmission, storage, and analytics
Lightweight cryptography, secure communication, and key management for resource-constrained devices
Privacy-preserving data collection and sharing (e.g., anonymization, federated learning, differential privacy)
Security and privacy of AI/ML models in mHealth (adversarial attacks, model stealing, robustness, secure training)
Secure mobile sensing and behavior/physiological monitoring, including multimodal and wireless sensing
Authentication, authorization, access control, and identity management for patients, clinicians, and devices
Integration security between mHealth platforms, cloud services, IoT devices, and EHR systems
Usable security and human factors in mHealth (patient and clinician facing interfaces, consent, transparency)
Policy, regulation, compliance, and ethical considerations (e.g., HIPAA, GDPR, international frameworks)
Security and privacy in telehealth, remote patient monitoring, and home-based care platforms
Attack detection, anomaly detection, runtime monitoring, and incident response for mHealth infrastructures
Testbeds, benchmark datasets, tools, and reproducibility frameworks for mHealth security research
Case studies, pilots, and large-scale deployments of secure mHealth solutions in clinical or community settings
Security for mHealth in low-resource environments and global health contexts

The workshop seeks contributions that span theory, system design, implementation, user studies, and policy, with an emphasis on deployable solutions and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Committee

Organizing Committee

Prof. Honggang Wang

Workshop General Chair (CHASE 2026)

Yeshiva University, USA

Prof. Yucheng Xie

Workshop TPC Chair

Yeshiva University, USA

Henry Ngo

Workshop Demo/Poster Chair

Yeshiva University, USA

Ashikur Nobel

Workshop Web Chair

Yeshiva University, USA