About Journal

CyberSystem Journal is a global, peer-reviewed, open-access journal established in 2024 by Nabea Al-Ajyal Foundation Press. It publishes two issues annually, focusing on cybersecurity, system engineering, emerging technologies, and Big Data Analytics. The journal covers topics such as quantum computing, AI, blockchain, and Big Data, bridging theory with practical applications. Supported by the Nabea Al-Ajyal Foundation for Sustainable Development and Education Improvement (Iraq), it invites contributions that address both the challenges and innovations in these domains.

For manuscript submissions, please start by reading the journal’s instructions for authors.

Focus & scopes

Focus & Scope

CyberSystem Journal publishes high-impact research and technical insights in the rapidly evolving fields of cybersecurity, system design, and quantum technologies. We seek to advance understanding and innovation at the intersection of digital security, cyber-physical systems, and the transformative role of quantum computing in modern system architecture.

This interdisciplinary journal welcomes contributions from academia, industry, and government that explore emerging challenges and opportunities in:

Quantum-Safe Cryptography: Protocols and cryptographic methods resilient against quantum attacks
Cyber Threat Detection and Prevention: Techniques for a quantum-enabled landscape
Secure Communications: Advances in both classical and quantum cryptographic systems
System Architecture and Quantum Integration: Vulnerability analysis and design for quantum resilience
Privacy and Data Protection: Privacy-preserving technologies in a quantum-informed context
Security Protocols for Emerging Technologies: Including quantum computing, autonomous systems, and IoT
Incident Response and Forensics: Quantum-aware recovery techniques and forensic analysis
Human Factors in Cybersecurity: Societal and ethical implications of quantum and digital security

The journal is committed to fostering a multidisciplinary approach, bringing together experts to address the technical, ethical, and societal dimensions of cybersecurity in the age of quantum computing.