AgileCrypto 2026 Криптографическая гибкость в условиях многополярности

Common cryptographically secure solutions with differences in the underlying mechanisms

"Cryptography in a multipolar world"

II International Scientific and Practical Conference

Date

02-06 November 2026

Location

Jaipur, Republic of India
• LNMIIT Campus
(International Center for AI)
• Hotel Holiday Inn

Supported by

LNM Institute of Information Technologies (LNMIIT)

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Organizer

Leading Russian and international experts

To apply for participation in the conference, please contact the following email address:

agilecrypto@tc26.ru

To apply for participation in the conference, please contact the following email address:

agilecrypto@tc26.ru

Crypto agility is the ability of information systems to adapt to changes in cryptographic primitives, protocols, and standards without significant modification of their architecture. In a multipolar world, where different countries develop their own cryptographic standards, this approach gains particular importance, enabling the creation of systems capable of operating in various jurisdictions while maintaining the required level of security.

Conference topics

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Development and analysis of cryptographic protocols involving the interchangeability of basic cryptographic primitives.

01

Research of basic cryptographic mechanisms (block ciphers, hashing functions, key encapsulation mechanisms, digital signature schemes), both being industry, national or international standards, and new developments (including post-quantum ones).

10

Mathematical aspects of cryptography.

11

Development of a methodology for analyzing the strength of cryptographic algorithms and protocols.

100

Effective implementation of basic cryptographic mechanisms.

101

Research and improvement of the operational qualities of cryptographic protocols.

110

Cryptographic protocols that ensure the anonymity of participants.

111

Confidential computing protocols.

1000

Methods for ensuring the security of implementations of cryptographic algorithms and protocols in a low trusted environment.

1001

Approaches to ensuring the effectiveness of cryptographic information protection means intended for mass use.

Program

About the conference

Crypto agility is

The idea of the conference is to spread the paradigm of "crypto agility". This is a modular approach to the development and analysis of cryptographic mechanisms. It assumes a clear separation of cryptographic protocols and the basic cryptographic primitives on which they rely. This allows you to replace some primitives with other similar ones without changing the protocol design.

The conference aims to unite the efforts of like-minded specialists at the international level to develop cryptographic mechanisms operating in the paradigm of crypto agility designed to solve various applied problems.

Easy cross-border integration

- you just need to fix the primitives

High level of technology sophistication

- experts from all over the world are engaged in research

No need to trust other people's cryptographic primitives

- national standards can be used as primitives

The ability to develop new solutions rather than similar ones to existing ones

- reducing the time needed to develop and implement solutions, which allows specialists to devote time to solving new problems

Materials

AgileCrypto \ 2025

The Steering Committee

October 2025

Nha Trang, Vietnam

With the support of the Academy of Cryptographic Technologies (Vietnam)

Stanislav Smyshlyaev

Dr.Habil., CEO of CRYPTO-PRO LLC, Co-head of the Cryptography Research Working Group (CFRG) of the Internet Engineering Council (IETF), member of the Technical Committee for Standardization "Cryptographic Information Protection".

Chairman of the Committee

Maitra Subhamoy

PhD, Professor in the Applied Statistics Unit of the Indian Statistical Institute, India. Author of more than 200 scientific publications in the field of cryptography and information security.

Member of the Committee

Sarkar Palash

PhD, Professor in the Applied Statistics Unit of the Indian Statistical Institute, India.

Member of the Committee

Nandi Mridul

PhD, Professor in the Applied Statistics Unit of the Indian Statistical Institute, India.

Member of the Committee

Sakurai Kouichi

Doctorate in engineering, Full professor, Faculty of Information Science and Electrical Engineering, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan. Has published more than 500 academic papers around cryptography and information security.

Member of the Committee

Igor Kachalin

Ph.D., CEO of NTC DC NPO (Autonomous non-profit organization "National technological center of digital cryptography"), Chairman of the Technical Committee for Standardization "Cryptographic Information Protection".

Member of the Committee

Dmitry Gusev

Ph.D., First Deputy CEO of JSC InfoTeCS, member of the Technical Committee for Standardization "Cryptographic Information Protection".

Member of the Committee

Alexey Urivsky

Ph.D., Deputy CEO of JSC InfoTeCS, member of the Technical Committee for Standardization "Cryptographic Information Protection".

Member of the Committee

Evgeny Alekseev

Ph.D., Head of the Cryptography Research Department of CRYPTO-PRO LLC, member of the Technical Committee for Standardization "Cryptographic Information Protection".

Member of the Committee

Vu Thi Dao

Dr., Head of Institute of Research and Development Cooperation, Academy of Cryptography Techniques.

Member of the Committee

Nguyen Van Long

Dr., Associate Dean of Faculty of Cryptography, Academy of Cryptography Techniques.

Member of the Committee

Lidiia Nikiforova

A leading analytical engineer at CRYPTO-PRO LLC.

Member of the Committee

Vasily Shishkin

Ph.D., Head of the Cryptography Laboratory of JSC NPC Kryptonite, member of the Technical Committee for Standardization "Cryptographic Information Protection".

Member of the Committee

Dmitry Zadorozhny

Head of the Certification Service of LLC "Security Code", member of the Technical Committee for Standardization "Cryptographic Information Protection".

Member of the Committee