Description
the Journal of Cybersecurity is a peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to advancing the field of cybersecurity through rigorous research and transformative innovation. As technology continues to evolve, so do the threats and challenges to the security of information systems. It serves as a vital platform for academics, researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers to share insights, discoveries, and innovative solutions that contribute to the ongoing evolution of cybersecurity practices.

Objective & Scope
1. Advanced Threat Detection and Mitigation:

welcomes research articles that explore innovative approaches and technologies for the detection and mitigation of advanced cyber threats. This includes the development of intelligent systems, machine learning algorithms, and threat intelligence frameworks.

2. Cryptographic Protocols:

The journal encompasses research on cryptographic techniques and protocols aimed at ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity of digital information. Contributions may include novel cryptographic algorithms, cryptographic key management, and secure communication protocols.

3. Secure Software Development:

Publishes articles on best practices, methodologies, and tools for developing secure software systems. This includes research on secure coding practices, software testing for security, and secure software development life cycles.

4. Network Security:

Researchers are encouraged to submit work on network security, covering topics such as secure network architectures, intrusion detection systems, and secure protocols. This includes research on securing traditional and emerging networks.

5. Privacy and Data Protection:

Seeks contributions on strategies and technologies ensuring the privacy and protection of sensitive data. This includes research on privacy-preserving technologies, data anonymization, and compliance with data protection regulations.

6. Security Policy and Governance:

The journal invites articles on cybersecurity policy development, governance frameworks, and risk management strategies. This includes research on aligning organizational goals with effective cybersecurity practices.

7. Cybersecurity Education and Training:

To recognize the importance of education and training in building a skilled cybersecurity workforce. Submissions in this category may include innovative pedagogical approaches, curriculum development, and the assessment of cybersecurity education programs.

Editor in Chief
Nabih Tareq Abdelmajid

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