More digital technologies often mean greater attack surface. Jukka Ruohonen and Paul Timmers’ new paper “Vulnerability Coordination under the Cyber Resilience Act” examines the details of disclosure and mitigation requirements set forth by the EU’s new law. Read it online at tinyurl.com/t528x97z

In his new paper Emir Muhić reviews the existing approaches to so called special or hybrid warfare and develops a network model, presenting how intelligence processes can evolve towards real-time adaptability to meet the demands of today’s multi-faceted threats to public safety. tinyurl.com/4b9k243e

The paper “Predictive Modelling of a Honeypot System Based on a Markov Decision Process and a Partially Observable Markov Decision Process” provides a mathematical analysis of interactions with network honeypots under conditions of uncertainty tinyurl.com/5ezuzrvh #cyberFriday #cybersecurity

This #cyberFriday, to conclude the #EuropeanCybersecurityMonth we recommend you the latest ENISA Threat Landscape report. This year’s edition of the analysis sketches out current trends and highlights the most important threats to the European #cybersecurity. Find it at tinyurl.com/4wezyd66

The newly published paper “Information Sovereignty under Fire: Legal Challenges for Ukraine” addresses the sovereignty aspect of regulations pertaining to #cybersecurity in Ukraine, pointing to the necessity of a coherent National Strategy of Information Sovereignty. Read it at tinyurl.com/3ze9hb62

Inda Kreso’s new publication identifies the most critical cyber threats and vulnerabilities within the energy sector and provides the first comprehensive mapping between them, providing a practical foundation for aligning #cybersecurity practices with existing frameworks. tinyurl.com/mwy86bxv

🚨 New article available! In his new paper aiming at developing a holistic approach to the interplay of various factors contributing to the current #cybersecurity picture Jasper Uyi Egbobamwonyi-Bedaux provides an outline of the Problematisation Analytics framework. Read more: tinyurl.com/4x9dkf8h

🚨 New article now available online! In their new paper Ahmad Sanmorino, Rendra Gustriansyah, Shinta Puspasari, and Fauziah Afriyani demonstrate how combining multiple machine learning algorithms may result in greater precision of cyberattack detection. Read it oline: tinyurl.com/4bbjat3v

🚨 New article now available online! In their paper “The Role of Cybersecurity in Addressing Express Kidnappings: Challenges and Innovative Solutions” Khutso Lebea, Sherali Zeadally and Aditya Sood analyse a particular kind of kidnapping for ransom and the ways to counter it. tinyurl.com/ff5rcwwn

Do you follow the rules of making a strong password? Do people with similar background? Read the paper “Tell Me Where You Live and I Will Tell Your P@Ssw0rd: Understanding the Macrosocial Variables Influencing Password’s Strength” by Andreanne Bergeron tinyurl.com/29dr9se2 #ACIG #cybersecurity

In October the European Cybersecurity Month campaign takes place. In Poland ECSM is coordinated by our publisher, #NASK. Dear readers from Europe and from all over the world – care to share what actions are carried out in your countries to promote cybersecurity for everyone? #ACIG #CyberFriday #ECSM

We have the pleasure to announce that Anna Felkner PhD, the Director of the Cybersecurity Research and Development Division at #NASK, has joined the #ACIG’s team as an Editor. Our warmest welcome! #scientificPublishing #cyberFriday

We’re proud to share that prof. Joanna Kołodziej, our author, colleague at #NASK and guest editor-to-be, has once again been recognized among the world’s top 2% most cited scientists in the ranking by Stanford University & Elsevier! Huge congratulations! #computerScience #scientificPublishing #ACIG

This #cyberFriday we would like to remind you about the fantastic article “Enhancing Secure Key Management Techniques for Optimised 5G Network Slicing Security” by Kovid Tiwari, Ajay Kumar Phulre, Devraj Vishnu and Saravanan D. Read it at #ACIG: tinyurl.com/2xmaslv7

We feature "Redefining Systemic Cybersecurity Risk in Interconnected Environments" by G. Assenza, A. Ortalda, R. Setola, which reviews key events, assesses risk-management tools, and stresses that systemic risk is shared-requiring collective understanding and coordinated action. tinyurl.com/22zggkhu

ACIG is excited to share a new paper: “Building Trustworthy Autonomous AI: Essential Principles beyond Traditional Software Design ” by R. Christian, D.Babu P, H. Patel, and K. Modi. It explores how to design autonomous AI that is both powerful and trustworthy. tinyurl.com/2ymxw4qz

This #CyberFriday we recall an important article by Prof. Alina Bargaoanu and Mihaela Pana. Using the DISARM model, the authors identified key technological factors and emerging threats that challenge the detection and resilience of the Romanian digital space. ➡️ tinyurl.com/26prsggh ACIG by #NASK

We encourage you to take a closer look at the 19th edition of the Keeping Children and Young People Safe Online International Conference co-organized by our publisher, NASK – National Research Institute. Upon registration, the event can be attended online free of charge. tinyurl.com/2yeb3dq3

New wave of #cybersecurity incidents in July 2025 confirm the ongoing relevance of web application threats. Amid recent high-profile attacks the article “Vulnerabilities of Web Applications: Good Practices and New Trends” by M. Nawrocki & J. Kołodziej is must-read. ▶️ tinyurl.com/22l6pyt8 #NASK

In May we have announced that #ACIG has been approved for indexing at the Scopus database. It is not without satisfaction that we may now inform you that the time has come and the contents of our journal are now discoverable through Scopus’ services. #cybersecurity #journal #scientificPublishing

As the conflict evolves, explore how the Ukrainian Armed Forces built effective MSA - under pressure, with limited resources, and by adapting civilian tech. By V. Putrenko & N. Pashynska 🔗 Military Situation Awareness: Ukrainian Experience #MSA #Ukraine #SituationalAwareness #Geopolitics

What security and privacy risks arise from integrating artificial intelligence with pervasive computing? New paper by Aditya K. Sood and Sherali Zeadally: “AI-Powered Pervasive Computing: Discerning Threat Model to Unveil Security and Privacy Challenges” 🔍 www.acigjournal.com/AI-Powered-P...

The new book by members of our Editorial Team, “Humans in the Cyber Loop: Perspectives on Social Cybersecurity,” maps out the field of social cybersecurity. It introduces a human-focused approach, recognizing people as active agents who both shape and are shaped by the digital ecosystem.

As the summer holiday season begins, ACIG’s team would like to wish everyone (cyber)safe travels! Take your time to rest, always bearing in mind the crucial tenets of online security. Meanwhile ACIG’s editorial team keeps working to ensure seamless publishing of the new research we receive.

Visibility is the key! 🔑 Our journal is well-indexed by numerous scientific databases, both national and worldwide. Thanks to our presence therein, the works of our authors are easily found by other scientists, which means more citations and stronger impact on the scientific discussion.

🚨 Call for Papers 📢📃 💡 Submissions for the upcoming volume of Applied Cybersecurity & Internet Governance – an #openAccess peer-reviewed journal on #cybersecurity and new technologies – are still open! We invite all researchers in the field of network security. Learn more at tinyurl.com/277nh5yg

This #cyberFriday our eyes turn towards #Ukraine, where we can see how modern warfare spills into the #cybersecurity area. Learn how Kristan Stoddart’s analysis from our last year’s special issue on the ongoing war systematizes the knowledge on state-on-state cyberattacks at: tinyurl.com/2cuxba94

🧠 New Paper! "Open-Source AI Made in the EU: Why it is a Good Idea" by Floridi et al. argues for the strategic and ethical benefits of EU-led open-source AI. Read it now on SSRN: #OpenSource #AI #EU #TechPolicy

At ACIG we remain committed to promoting equal access for all researchers. This includes working with authors from diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds. So far, we have been privileged to cooperate with scientists affiliated with academic institutions from 37 different countries on 5 continents.

Dear Readers, Reaserchers, Followers, we've just received a confirmation that ACIG has been approved for indexing in #Scopus! This could not be possible without our Authors, Reviewers, and of course our Readers. Thank you! ACIG should appear in the Scopus’ search results within the next few months.

Take a look at those numbers! Over 1/3 of the articles in #ACIG have been cited at least once and some papers on our website have been viewed and downloaded hundreds of times. As a platinum #openAccess journal, our priority is supporting researchers. Why not give us a chance with your work?

📢We are proud to inform that ACIG has been approved by Italy’s National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes and added to the list of classified scientific journals! ✅We are always glad when our effort to ensure the highest quality of scientific publishing is appreciated

New paper from Yale's Digital Ethics Center The Impact of Modern Big Tech Antitrust on Digital Sovereignty freely available at papers.ssrn.com/sol3...

In his paper “Targeting the Weak: Exploring Transnational Digital Repression” Aaron Brantly @afterwestphalia.bsky.social offers an analysis of an emerging issue of hostile activities of state actors against diaspora communities seeking refuge in third-party nations. Read it at tinyurl.com/287meybw

From 'The Law of the Horse' to #DigitalLaw: Navigating the Philosophical Foundations of a Digital Rule of Law This chapter argues that cyber law has now crystallised into a distinct legal domain. Author: M.R. Leiser Read More: http://spkl.io/63322fL5Yg#DigitalLaw#LawSky

New paper by Yale's Digital Ethics Center: "An analysis of the governance, ethical, legal, and social implications of biocomputing" Freely available at SSRN papers.ssrn.com/sol3...

APRIL 30: In today’s digital landscape, cybersecurity and trust are more critical than ever. Join our friends in San Francisco as they host a special Brussels to the Bay event exploring how Europe is tackling these challenges head on: bit.ly/3Gyh4LG (in person/virtual participation)

I am honoured and delighted to deliver the Informatics Annual Lecture 2025 at King's College, London. I look forward to seeing you there! Informatics Annual Lecture 2025: Inspiring excellence in computer science www.eventbrite.co.uk...

Morice Daudi points out that #phishing remains one of the most prevalent forms of cybercrime. Conducting a qualitative analysis of phishing message examples, Morice Daudi highlights most common psychological tricks used by criminals. We encourage you to revisit his paper at: tinyurl.com/294cds7m

The Midwest Machine Learning Symposium will happen in Chicago on June 23-4 on the University of Chicago campus (midwest-ml.org/2025/). We have an amazing lineup of speakers:@profsanjeevarora.bsky.social from Princeton, Heng Ji from UIUC, Tuomas Sandholm from CMU, @ravenben.bsky.social from UChicago.

The 2025 AI Index Report / @stanfordhai.bsky.social (via Kathy Sandler) - Medium hai.stanford.edu/ai-index/202...

As the spring is in full bloom here in the Northern Hemisphere, we send you our heartfelt season’s greetings and wishes of a new strength, hope, and joy. May we all be refreshed and well-rested to face rest of the year’s challenges with renewed enthusiasm. Have a good time and stay cyber-safe!

Eric Jensen & I have a new paper out, based on a survey of research software funders, in a Sloan-funded research software policy project E. A. Jensen, D. S. Katz, "Awareness of FAIR and FAIR4RS among international research software funders," Scientific Data, v.12, 627, 2025. doi.org/10.1038/s415...

ACIG’s Call for Papers is still on! Pioneering ideas in cyber wanted — submit now! Information for Authors: tinyurl.com/277nh5yg Peer-reviewed, revised, and published free — platinum open access! 🌐 Applied Cybersecurity & Internet Governance is published by NASK – National Research Institute

🇩🇰This #CyberFriday we invite you to read a case study of the Danish cyber #resilience strategy. In his article Mikkel Storm Jensen discusses organizational, legal and political aspects of the implementation of #sectorResponsibilityPrinciple. ➡️ tinyurl.com/28mzw4bx #resilience #cybersecurity #NASK

🎉Let’s celebrate! Today is the birthday of the #ACIG Journal! A heartfelt thank you to our Editor-in-Chief: Aleksandra Gasztold, Leading Editor: Dorota Domalewska, Editor: Rubén Arcos, Managing Editor: Agnieszka Wrońska. 📚 Discover www.acigjournal.com/Archive ACIG is published by #NASK

We want Europe to lead the world in AI. With some of the fastest public supercomputers at our disposal, we’re now putting them at the service of our best startups and scientists, so they can drive the AI advancements we need.

This #CyberFriday, we invite you to read an article by Paweł Zegarow and Ewelina Bartuzi in which they introduce the DEEP FRAME checklist, a tool for examining and documenting AI-generated material, developed in the context of Dr. Robert Cialdini’s six principles of persuasion. tinyurl.com/2aoloopv

Visualizing Ransomware Data Available in Open Source Repositories: Ransomware poses a persistent threat in the cyber landscape. Our new dashboard helps you visualize the extent of ransomware's impact globally by victim and attacker. tech4humanitylab.clahs.vt.edu?p=45

What is going to happen to the regulation of AI in the USA? Here are two plausible scenarios, analysed in a new paper by Yale's Digital Ethics Center "Two Futures of AI Regulation under the Trump Administration" papers.ssrn.com/sol3...