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British Journal of Cyber Criminology

Aim and Scope

Cyber criminology is an emerging interdisciplinary field of research that focuses on understanding, preventing, and responding to cybercrimes and digital deviance. Cyber criminology aims to better understand the causes, patterns and effects of cyber-related crime and digital deviance, and to create strategies for preventing, detecting and responding to these types of criminal behavior. The scope of cyber criminology encompasses a wide range of topics, including online victimization, cyberbullying, cyber harassment, cyber talking, data breaches, online fraud, online child exploitation, identity theft, dark web activities, computer science, sociology, psychology, economics, and law and terrorism, among others.

Cyber criminology also examines how legal, social, and technological measures can be used to prevent, investigate, and respond to cyber-enabled crime. In doing so, cyber criminology seeks to bridge gaps between academic and practitioner communities, as well as inform policy and practice.  Cyber criminology aims to develop an evidence-based understanding of how cybercrime operates and to identify effective strategies for preventing, addressing, and deterring it. By understanding the factors that influence cybercrime, we can become better prepared to protect ourselves, our communities, and our organizations from harm.

Related topics:

Abuse

Hate crime

Aggression

Hate crime victims

Botnets

Homicide

Bullying

Homicide survivors

Child abuse

Hostage taking

Computer Forensics

Human trafficking

Crime

Identity theft

Crime prevention

Information security

Crime statistics

Internet of Things (IoT) Security

Crime victim assistance

Intimate partner violence

Criminal behavior

Juvenile delinquency

Criminal investigation

Malware

Criminal justice

Mass shootings

Criminal law

Penology

Criminal profiling

Phishing

Criminological theories

Physical violence

Criminological theory

Police brutality

Cryptography

Police science

Cyber Crime

Prison systems

Cyber espionage

Psychological violence

Cyber ethics

Punishment

Cyber fraud

Ransomware

Cyber Investigations

Rape

Cyber law

Rehabilitation

Cyber Policy

Restorative justice

Cyber Pornography

Secondary victimization

Cyber terrorism

Sexual assault

Cyber Victims

Sexual violence

Cyber Warfare

Social control

Cyberbullying

Social engineering

Cybercrime

Sociology of crime

Cybercrime Law

Stalking

Cyber-Criminal Behaviour

Terrorism

Cybersecurity

Torture

Cyberstalking

Trauma

Dark web

Victim blaming

Data breaches

Victim compensation

Denial of Service (DoS)

Victim impact statement

Denial-of-service attack

Victimology

Deterrence

Violence

Deviance

White-collar crime

Digital Footprint

Workplace violence

Digital forensics

Online Gambling

Domestic violence

Policing Cyber Space

Elder abuse

Privacy &Anonymity on the Net

Forensic psychology

Crypto Jacking

Gang violence

malware attacks

Genocide

Phishing scams

Hacking

Malware and ransomware attacks

Hacktivism

Online fraud

Harassment

Child exploitation

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