Body Area Networks (BANs), wearable devices, intelligent sensing technologies, Cyber-Physical & Human Systems and AI-driven healthcare applications are rapidly transforming modern digital health ecosystems. As these systems increasingly rely on edge intelligence, cloud services and emerging 5G/6G communication infrastructures, ensuring privacy, security, trustworthiness, resilience, and reliable operation have become a critical challenge.
The combination of sensitive physiological and personal data, resource-constrained devices, highly interconnected environments and the growing adoption of artificial intelligence introduces new challenges that require innovative approaches spanning communications, cybersecurity, trust management, human factors, ethics, regulation and digital health governance.

This workshop aims to bring together researchers and practitioners from the cybersecurity, communications, artificial intelligence, healthcare, digital trust and regulatory communities, and foster interdisciplinary collaboration in the development of secure, trustworthy, privacy-preserving and human-centric and body-centric systems. Contributions are welcomed on topics including secure sensing and communications, privacy-preserving and trustworthy AI, authentication and trust mechanisms, post-quantum security, behavioural cybersecurity, human factors, resilient healthcare infrastructures, digital identity, secure edge intelligence and related approaches for building trustworthy digital health ecosystems.