Cyber Security: A Peer-Reviewed Journal

2017 - 2025

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Volume 9, issue 2, 2025

Editorial pp. 112-113

Simon Beckett

Integrating identity and access management and privileged access management for enhanced identity security in financial institutions: A zero-trust approach pp. 114-129

Felix Behringer and Patrick Baumann

AI with humans in mind: The importance of human behavioural considerations in AI design and adoption pp. 130-138

Hanah-Marie Darley

Securing identities in software development life cycles pp. 139-148

Maya Neelakandhan, Guruprasad Ramprakash and Deepika Gautam

Creating an effective cyber security culture in regulated financial services companies pp. 149-158

Rupert Lee-Browne

Practical cyber security architecture: Introducing a practical model for resilience pp. 159-171

Eleni Richter

A holistic approach to cyber security in local government: A practice-based perspective pp. 172-187

Mark Brett

Examining generational impacts of machine learning, artificial intelligence, generative AI and deepfake-based social engineering cybercrime pp. 188-202

Christopher S. Kayser

Volume 9, issue 1, 2025

Editorial pp. 4-5

Simon Beckett

Is it time to consider a radical change in the way we organise and manage the response to cybercrime? pp. 6-17

Simon Newman

Rethinking user password management pp. 18-26

Bryan Christ

Developing cyber resilience through cyber incident response capability improvement: Presenting the cyber incident response capability development life cycle model pp. 27-39

Murray Goldschmidt

SPOT: A data-driven threat detection framework with knowledge-enhanced scoring pp. 40-48

Derek Lin

Govern once/comply many: Leveraging cyber security framework experience to support AI governance pp. 49-60

F. Paul Greene

The art of cyber war: Sun Tzu’s ancient wisdom in modern threat intelligence pp. 61-71

Lior Arbel

Security audits on artificial intelligence systems pp. 72-78

Robert Kemp

Why failure to comply with state contract cyber security and privacy requirements is increasingly likely to result in State Attorneys General enforcement pp. 79-87

Ashley L. Taylor, Gene Fishel and Dan Waltz

The artificial intelligence security zugzwang pp. 88-106

Lampis Alevizos

Volume 8, issue 4, 2025

Editorial pp. 304-305

Simon Beckett

Intelligence led risk: Leveraging threat operations to deliver effective risk management pp. 306-320

Keith Nicholson

Navigating the GenAI frontier: The role of the CISO in GenAI governance pp. 321-336

James Christiansen

Enhancing cybercrime investigations: Orchestration of automation and public–private collaboration to combat online payment fraud in Ukraine pp. 337-347

Olesya Danylchenko

Defence from an attacker’s view: Rethinking traditional approaches to cyber security pp. 348-360

Jonathan Freedman

Shifting from operational to risk-based response to vulnerabilities and exposures pp. 361-374

Chris Goettl

The financial impact of cyberattacks: Comparative study of the manufacturing and service industry pp. 375-391

Joseph Squillace, Justice Cappella and Ahmet Doğuhan Altaş

Leveraging generative AI for dynamic file honeypots: Insights and implementation pp. 392-400

Vladimir Strogov and Sergey Ulasen

Volume 8, issue 3, 2025

Editorial pp. 196-197

Simon Beckett

AI in cyber security: A dual perspective on hacker tactics and defensive strategies pp. 198-213

Lawrence Amer

Applying forensic engineering to cyber security incidents pp. 214-221

Jason Jordaan

Preparing for the implementation of reporting requirements from new EU and UK product and cyber security legislation pp. 222-231

Gaus Rajnović

How to secure development environments pp. 232-242

Gerd Giese and Frank Bartel

Data minimisation: A crucial pillar of cyber security pp. 243-254

Paul Luehr and Brandon Reilly

Seeking harmony: CISA’s proposed cyber reporting rules for critical infrastructure are an ambitious work in progress pp. 255-263

Joseph C. Folio Iii, Alexandra Ross, Ian Wolfe and Nicholas A. Weigel

Cyber threat intelligence in practice: Implications of the blurred lines between public and private intelligence activity pp. 264-272

Neil Ashdown and Keith Martin

Fast-changing cyber threat landscape and a new reality of cyber security pp. 273-280

Antanas Kedys

Differences between traditional network security and security in the cloud pp. 281-298

Ilya Verbitskiy

Volume 8, issue 2, 2024

Editorial pp. 100-101

Simon Beckett

Three approaches to foster organisational cohesion and reduce friction for cyber and security teams pp. 102-109

Elizabeth Wanic and Bradley Smith

From compliance to impact: Tracing the transformation of an organisational security awareness programme pp. 110-130

Julie Haney and Wayne Lutters

How to mitigate ransomware risk through data and risk quantification pp. 131-149

Erik Sørup Andersen

Crumbling bridges: The failed economics of software maintenance pp. 150-159

Jc Herz

Why crisis leadership competencies matter in the effective management of a cyber crisis pp. 160-168

Caroline Sapriel

Guidelines for non-profit organisation governance in cyber resilience pp. 169-176

Margaret Mavins Johnson

Your decision: Senior professionals’ decision making during a simulated ransomware attack pp. 177-188

Fabian Muhly and Philipp Leo

Volume 8, issue 1, 2024

Editorial pp. 4-5

Simon Beckett

Common pitfalls when mitigating cyber risk: Addressing socio-behavioural factors pp. 6-23

Öykü Işik, Yanya Viskovich and Si Pavitt

Improving cyber risk governance through storytelling pp. 24-37

Levi Gundert

AI detection of malicious push notifications in augmented reality in the workplace pp. 38-47

Sarah Katz

Obstacles and countermeasures for protecting Internet of Things devices from emerging security risks pp. 48-62

Chahak Mittal

Identifying and classifying cyberattacks on airports pp. 63-79

Lázaro Florido-Benítez

Strong reasons make strong actions: What Shakespeare’s ‘King John’ can teach us about the Internet of Things pp. 80-90

Hanane Taidi