Aim and Scope

British Journal of Cyber Criminology (BJCC) has been conceptualized for effective dissemination and promulgation of original research in all fields of Information Security and Cyber Criminology. With a relentless pursuit of excellence, it aims at providing immaculate and superior research material, thus fostering the spirit of non-conformity, experimentation and de novo intellection among researchers in different parts of the world.

Discussions of previously published papers are also welcome.

Focus & Scope

The focus and scope of British Journal of Cyber Criminology and Information Security has been categorized as follows:

 Cyber Criminology:

  • Cyber Crime
  • Cyber Victims
  • Cyber Policy
  • CybercrimeLaw
  • Cyber Pornography
  • Cyber Investigations
  • Cyber Psychopathology
  • Cyber-Criminal Behaviour
  • Cyber Offender Behaviour
  • Copyright and Intellectual Property Law
  • Developing Cyber Safety Policy
  • Detection of Distributed Denial of Service Attacks
  • Forms of Cyber Crime
  • Geographical Aspects of Cyber Crime
  • Internet Fraud and Identity Theft
  • Impact of Cyber Crimes in the Real World
  • International Perspectives of Cyber Crime
  • Mobile Phone Safety and Policy Issues
  • Online Gambling
  • Policing Cyber Space
  • Privacy &Anonymity on the Net

Information Security:

  • Access Control
  • Anti-Virus and Anti-Worms
  • Authentication and Authorization
  • Artificial Intelligence Techniques for ISS and Engineering
  • Biometric Security
  • Biometrics
  • Content Protection
  • Cyber security, Warfare, Defence and policies
  • Cryptography and Cryptanalysis
  • Clouds and Virtual Machine Security
  • Critical Information and Infrastructure Security
  • Cryptographic software and hardware for embedded systems
  • Coding theory and applications of finite fields
  • Data and System Integrity
  • Database Security
  • Distributed Systems Security
  • Digital Forensics, Procedures, Tools & Techniques
  • Data Privacy, Privacy Theory and Engineering
  • Ethical Hacking
  • Electronic Commerce Security
  • e-Governance and e-Government Security
  • E-Sign and Public Key Infrastructure
  • Fraud Control
  • Future Directions and Challenges in ISS
  • Grid Security
  • IoT and Industry 4.0
  • Information Security Audits
  • Information Hiding and Watermarking
  • Information Privacy
  • Information Security Science (ISS) and Engineering
  • Intellectual Property Protection
  • Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems
  • Key and Identity Management Trust Models
  • Key Management and Key Recovery
  • Language-based Security
  • M2M Security
  • Malicious Software Threats and Protection
  • Mobile Communication and Application Security
  • Network Security
  • Operating System Security
  • Public Awareness and Education for ISS
  • Penetration Tests, Tools and Techniques
  • Risk Evaluation and Security Certification
  • Social Engineering Attacks and Prevention
  • Signature and Key Agreement Protocol
  • Steganography and Steganalysis
  • Surveillance Technology
  • Software Security
  • System Security
  • Security Evaluation
  • Security for Mobile Computing
  • Security Models
  • Security Protocols
  • Security and Privacy for Social Computing
  • Security Risk Analysis, Modelling, Evaluation and Management
  • Security Weaknesses on Information and Communication
  • Secure Coding, Source Code Auditing and Review
  • Security Standards, Protocols and Policies
  • Securing Digital Rights and Management
  • Securing Mobile Networks and Devices
  • Smart Card, RFID, NFC, 3G, 4G, etc. Security
  • Trusted Computing and Trustworthy Computing Technology
  • Wireless, Ad Hoc and Sensor Network Security
  • Web and Web Application Security