Publisher
Description
Computer Fraud and Security (CFSJ) is a leading peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the intersection of technology, law, and social sciences in the fight against cybercrime and digital threats. With a focus on both theoretical and applied research, CFSJ serves as a critical platform for scholars, cybersecurity professionals, legal experts, and policymakers to share knowledge on computer fraud, cybersecurity technologies, and regulatory frameworks. The journal fosters a multidisciplinary approach, addressing the technical, legal, and societal dimensions of digital security and fraud prevention in an increasingly interconnected world.
Scope of the Journal
CFSJ publishes original research, reviews, case studies, and technical notes covering a wide range of topics related to cybersecurity, digital fraud, and computer science. It also emphasizes the legal and social science perspectives of digital crime, including cyber law, digital ethics, privacy, surveillance, forensic analysis, and the societal impact of security technologies. The journal welcomes contributions that explore legal frameworks for data protection, behavioral responses to digital threats, regulatory challenges, and the application of computer science in developing secure systems. Through this interdisciplinary focus, CFSJ aims to inform academic discourse and influence policy and practice in the realms of cybersecurity, law, and social responsibility.