Cyber Security: A Peer-Reviewed Journal

2017 - 2025

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Editorial pp. 284-285: Simon Beckett
The new offensive cyber security: Strategically using asymmetrical tactics to promote information security pp. 286-293: Christopher Ott
How to stop attackers from owning your Active Directory pp. 294-302: Carolyn Crandall and Tony Cole
The imperative of enterprise-grade security for 5G pp. 303-315: Leonid Burakovsky and Danielle Kriz
How a well-thought-out incident response can take the advantage back from attackers pp. 316-323: James Christiansen
Focusing on the primary purpose: Protecting the attorney–client privilege and work product doctrine in incident response pp. 324-334: Ashley Taylor, Ron Raether, Sadia Mirza, Sam Hatcher and Bonnie Gill
A modern approach to cyber threat protection: The holy grail of cyber security departments? pp. 335-349: Dariusz Trocyszyn and Adrian Korczyński
Eliminating the blind spots: How to be accountable for an organisation’s overall security pp. 350-360: Lorraine Dryland
A principles-led approach to information assurance and governance in local government pp. 361-377: Mark Brett

Editorial pp. 188-189: Simon Beckett
Tackling cybercrime and ransomware head-on: Disrupting criminal networks and protecting organisations pp. 190-205: Marja Laitinen and Sarah Armstrong-Smith
Paradigm of cyber security transformation in Lithuanian Railways during a pandemic pp. 206-215: Antanas Kedys, Žaneta Navickienė and Rolandas Šlepetys
Application security automation in development pp. 216-226: Mike Kennedy, Chris Perkins, Maria Brown and Kori Prins
Achieving least privilege at cloud scale with cloud infrastructure entitlements management pp. 227-236: Maya Neelakandhan, Guruprasad Ramprakash and Mrudula Gaidhani
Enabling cyber incident collaboration in UK local government through fast-time communication pp. 237-250: Mark Brett
How national CSIRTs leverage public data, OSINT and free tools in operational practices: An empirical study pp. 251-276: Sharifah Roziah Binti Mohd Kassim, Shujun Li and Budi Arief

Editorial pp. 100-101: Simon Beckett
Digital contact tracing: Privacy versus efficiency pp. 102-112: Ieva Ilves
Improving threat detection with a detection development life cycle pp. 113-125: Augusto Barros
Maturing operational security with an automation-first approach to IAM pp. 126-134: Bryan Christ
Optimising cyber threat intelligence for your organisation pp. 135-141: Christina Girtz
Cyber security and data protection: Learning from your own mistakes is good, learning from somebody else’s mistakes is better — the reasons underpinning fines and what regulators expect of cyber security pp. 142-154: Peter Craddock and Eline Van Bogget
The high-performing low-risk mainframe: Reassess security in the context of changing operations to extinguish risk before it bursts out of control pp. 155-163: Mary Ann Furno
Security and safety incidents and standards pp. 164-176: Robert Kemp and Richard Smith

Call for papers pp. 4-5: Simon Beckett
The human variable: Designing a security strategy for a future in flux pp. 6-12: Gary Sorrentino
Staying one step ahead of your adversaries: How to build a cyber threat intelligence team capable of delivering business value pp. 13-26: Keith Nicholson
Discovering CovidLock pp. 27-36: Chad Anderson, Tarik Saleh and Sean M. Mcnee
Scaling cyber physical systems throughout the organisation pp. 37-50: Matt Leipnik
Is ransomware winning? pp. 51-65: Chris Goettl
Home-grown machine learning implementation for a SIRT: A use case — detecting domain-generating algorithms pp. 66-79: Brennan Lodge
Zero trust computing through the application of information asset registers pp. 80-94: Mark Brett

Editorial pp. 300-301: Simon Beckett
A framework for quantifying cyber security risks pp. 302-316: Reinder Wolthuis, Frank Phillipson, Hidde-Jan Jongsma and Peter Langenkamp
Open sesame: Lessons in password-based user authentication pp. 317-329: Bahman Rashidi and Vaibhav Garg
An overview of current issues and practice relating to local government cyber security in England and Wales pp. 330-344: Mark Brett
Cyber security for microreactors in advanced energy systems pp. 345-367: Piyush Sabharwall, James Gibb, Christopher Ritter, Kathleen Araújo, Abhinav Gupta, Ian Ferguson, Bri Rolston, Ron Fisher, Jess Gehin and Youssef Ballout
The laws governing data breaches: An update pp. 368-379: Behnam Dayanim and Roya Butler
Managing stakeholder communication during a cyber crisis pp. 380-387: Caroline Sapriel

Editorial pp. 200-201: Simon Beckett
Risk is a result of human behaviour: Leveraging behavioural analytics to strengthen internal controls pp. 202-212: Arvind Mehta
Insider threat programmes: Time to hit restart pp. 213-222: Jadee Hanson, Todd Thorsen and Nathan Hunstad
The human problem behind credential theft and reuse pp. 223-231: Erich Kron
Know your suppliers: A review of ICT supply chain risk management efforts by the US government and its agencies pp. 232-242: Olatunji Osunji
International principles for boards of directors and cyber security pp. 243-250: Larry Clinton
Cyber security for smart cities: End-to-end cyber security strategy for IoT connected services pp. 251-266: Moh Cissé
Identifying cyber security risks in Spanish airports pp. 267-291: Lázaro Florido-Benítez

Editorial pp. 100-101: Simon Beckett
The industrial Internet of Things: From preventive to reactive systems — redefining your cyber security game plan for the changing world pp. 102-110: Lesley Kipling
The complexity of performing cyber audits in the space sector along the supply chain pp. 111-121: Jose Ramon Coz Fernandez and Vicente José Pastor Pérez
Cheetahs, COVID-19 and the demand for crypto-agility pp. 122-134: Michael Thelander
Cyber leadership across a business ecosystem pp. 135-144: Matthew Doan
A framework for fostering a dynamic information security culture pp. 145-159: Renay Carver
Vulnerabilities on the wire: Mitigations for insecure ICS device communication pp. 160-181: Michael Hoffman
The landscape from above: Continuous cloud monitoring for continuous assurance pp. 182-193: Fouad Khalil

Editorial pp. 4-5: Simon Beckett
Taking risk to the edge of acceptable pp. 6-13: Steve Williamson
Consider the consequences: Understanding and limiting physical impacts caused by an ICS cyberattack pp. 14-28: Richard Wyman
Effectively integrating physical security technology into the operational technology domain pp. 29-39: Matthew Wharton
Users are an intelligence source: Are you leveraging them in your detection strategy? pp. 40-47: Tonia Dudley
Think like a hacker: Reducing cyber security risk by improving API design and protection pp. 48-57: Gerhard Giese
The challenge of assessing strategic cyber security risk in organisations and critical infrastructure pp. 58-69: Charles Harry
What the market is not telling you about the cyber security skills shortage pp. 70-76: Karla Reffold
Non-traditional cyber adversaries: Combatting human trafficking through data science pp. 77-90: Danielle Borrelli and Sherrie Caltagirone