Aim and Scope
Journal of Cybersecurity and Information Management (JCIM) publishes original research articles, review papers, and case studies advancing cybersecurity, information security, privacy, digital forensics, and secure information management.
The journal welcomes theoretical, empirical, experimental, and applied studies addressing cyber threats, vulnerabilities, defence mechanisms, security analytics, governance, risk, and resilience across information systems and digital infrastructures.
Core topics include network and cloud security; Internet of Things and cyber-physical-system security; critical-infrastructure protection; malware, intrusion, phishing, ransomware, and anomaly detection; cryptography and secure communications; privacy-preserving computing; identity and access management; digital forensics and cybercrime investigation; artificial intelligence and machine learning for cybersecurity; secure software and data management; and the human, organizational, legal, and ethical dimensions of cybersecurity.
Manuscripts applying artificial intelligence, machine learning, optimization, or data analytics must demonstrate a clear and substantial contribution to cybersecurity, information security, privacy, or secure information management. General AI, medical, engineering, or optimization studies without such a contribution are outside the journal’s scope.