About the Workshop
This workshop brings together leading researchers to investigate the safety and security vulnerabilities of large language models (LLMs). As the threat landscape evolves—driven by ever-larger model scales, ubiquitous deployment, and increasingly agentic behaviour—there is a pressing need for principled mitigation strategies grounded in empirical evidence. By providing a focused forum for rigorous discussion and collaboration, the workshop aims to sharpen our collective understanding of emerging risks and to catalyse robust, technically sound defences.
The workshop will last 1.5 hours and will consist of a keynote and a poster session combined with networking between participants.
Expected discussion themes include:
- Safety and security of LLMs and LLM-based agents
- Evaluation frameworks, metrics, and open benchmarks
- Explainability and interpretability methods
- Robustness to adversarial prompts and distribution shifts
- Fairness and bias mitigation
- Alignment and deceptive-alignment challenges
- Data-poisoning and supply-chain attacks
- Guardrails, red-teaming, and secure deployment practice
Organizers
Speakers
TBA
Tentative Schedule
TBA
Call for Posters
Submit PosterWe invite posters for works previously accepted at one of the following venues or associated LLM Safety/Security workshops (Submission link):
First come first serve: In case the number of submitted posters is greater than venue's capacity, posters submitted earlier will be given priority.
Important Dates
Submission Deadline
October 28, 2025
Notification
October 31, 2025
Workshop
December 2, 2025
Contact
For questions about the workshop, please contact egor dot zverev at ist.ac.at
ELLIS UnConference LLM Safety and Security Workshop