AISISAE

AISISAE stands for Association International Security in Society and Engineering. It is a professional association that promotes research, education, and collaboration at the intersection of information security, systems engineering, and the societal implications of technology. Founded in 2003 by researchers and practitioners from academia and industry, AISISAE aims to advance secure, ethical, and sustainable engineering across sectors. The organization operates through regional chapters and a central governing board.

AISISAE focuses on interdisciplinary study of how information systems and engineered processes affect society, and on building resilient, trustworthy technology. Its activities include an annual conference, a peer‑reviewed journal, and multi‑disciplinary working groups on topics such as cyber‑physical risk, AI governance, privacy, and security by design. The association also develops standards and best‑practice guidelines for professionals and supports early‑career researchers with fellowships and mentorship programs.

Membership is open to engineers, computer scientists, policymakers, and students. The governance structure comprises a president, an executive director, and a board of directors elected by members, together with technical and regional committees. The organization collaborates with universities, industry partners, and other professional societies to advance education and policy discussions.

AISISAE publications include the AISISAE Journal of Information Security and Engineering and the AISISAE Conference Proceedings. In addition, it issues policy briefs and position papers to inform practice and regulatory discussions around security, privacy, and responsible innovation.