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Computer security has been a major concern of technical community since 1950s. The ubiquity of Internet has
engendered the prevalence of information sharing among networked
users and organizations. This has rendered countless invasions of privacy and security around the world. The
risk of invasion has generated enormous concern on information and computer security among businesses, governments,
legislators,
academics, researchers, scientists, and the public. The International
Journal of Information and Computer Security is a double-blind refereed and authoritative reference on theories, practices, analysis, design,
implementation, and standards of secure information and computer systems. It aims to
promote and coordinate developments and management of information and computer security in the
fields of information and communication technologies, social science, informatics,
science and engineering. The Journal invites papers
representing synergy between theory and practices to help policy makers
and executives manage information and computer security and its related technologies. Emphases will
be on the related social, political and economic issues as well as
emerging issues of interest to legislators, professionals, researchers, academics, and technical community. The IJICS
publishes original and review papers, technical reports, case studies,
conference reports, management reports, book reviews, notes, and
commentaries. We
welcome both submissions and inquiries from potential authors.
Questions should be addressed to the Editor-in-Chief
at
<eli @ calpoly.edu>.
To
submit a paper, please follow the guidelines in the "Submission
of Papers" link on the IJICS
homepage.
The coverage of IJICS includes, but
is not limited to, the following
subjects:
Access controls
Anti-cyberterrorism
Assurance of service
Computer crime prevention and detection
Computer forensics
Computer security
Confidentiality protection
Critical infrastructure management
Critical computing and storage
Cryptography and data protection
Database and data security
Denial of service protection
E-commerce security
E-surveillance
Fraud detection and prevention
Hacker and terrorist detection
Healthcare security
Information assurance
Information ethics
Information hiding
Information privacy issues
Information security
Information security management
Information sharing
Information system security
Information warfare
Integrity of service
Internet abuse prevention
Internet security
Malicious code detection
Modeling of information technology security
National security
Network intruder prevention
Network security
Physical security
Piracy controls
Risk management
Safety-critical systems
Secure communication technology
Secure computer systems
Security control measures
Security ethics
Security management policies
Security policy models and mechanisms
Security risk analysis
Security standards
Security training
Social, political, and economical issues
Software and hardware architectures
Total security management
Transaction security
Unauthorized access protection
Virus/worm controls
Web service security
Wireless/Mobile network security
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