ISIJ 55: Open Source Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, and Human-centered Approaches to Cybersecurity and Countering Disinformation

ISIJ 55: Open Source Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, and Human-centered Approaches to Cybersecurity and Countering Disinformation (cover)

This volume of "Information & Security: An International Journal" includes the findings presented in the Fifth International Scientific Conference “Digital Transformation, Cyber Security and Resilience,” DIGILIENCE 2024, in the areas of Methodological and IT Support to Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure risk assessment, methodological and IT support to critical infrastructure protection, the implementation of open-source and commercial-off-the-shelf technologies in the military domain, novel technologies and norms for maritime communications, situational awareness, critical infrastructure protection, and cybersecurity, civilian and security applications of advanced machine learning methods, the importance of the human factor in cybersecurity, and Russia’s concept of reflexive control.

Editors: Todor Tagarev, George Sharkov, Kalinka Kaloyanova, Yantsislav Yanakiev, and Nikolai Stoianov

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Reviewed articles

Jyri Rajamäki, Stephen McMenamin, Krista Tiitta
The Importance of Open-Source Intelligence in Assessing Risks of Cyberattacks
55,
no. 1
(2024):
15-31.
Kire Jakimoski, Mitko Bogdanoski, Aleksandar Risteski, Dimitar Bogatinov, Goce Stevanoski
A Scalable and Adaptable Asset-Based Cyber Risk Assessment Tool for All Types of Organisations
55,
no. 1
(2024):
32-43 .
Ivo Radulov, Todor Dimitrov, Zarko Zdravkov, Zhivo Petrov
Model for Risk Management of Critical Infrastructures of the Republic of Bulgaria
55,
no. 1
(2024):
44-54 .
Grigor Grigorov, Svilen Stefanov, Svilen Spirdonov
Use of a GIS System to Visualize the Levels of Risk in the Areas of Critical Infrastructure Objects
55,
no. 1
(2024):
55-62.
Ilkka Tikanmäki, Jari Savolainen, Harri Ruoslahti
The Role of Standards in Enhancing Cybersecurity and Business Continuity Management for Organizations
55,
no. 1
(2024):
63-78 .
Goce Stevanoski, Marko Porjazoski, Aleksandar Risteski, Mitko Bogdanoski
Testbed of an Integrated Network Operations Center and a Security Operations Center Based on Open-Source Tools
55,
no. 1
(2024):
81-94 .
Stephan Veigl, Andreas Kriechbaum-Zabini, David Schreiber, Andreas Opitz
Digital Stabilization of Thermal Videos for Border and Infrastructure Surveillance
55,
no. 1
(2024):
95-109.
Yavor Todorov
Navigating Uncharted Waters: Tackling Maritime Cybersecurity Challenges in the Black Sea Region
55,
no. 2
(2024):
113-132 .
Nedko Dimitrov, Kalin Karakolev
Seabed Critical Infrastructures
55,
no. 2
(2024):
133-148.
Olympia Kourounioti, Christos Kontopoulos, Hong Wei, Ana Urbas, Tomaz Rodic, Hubert Fröhlich, James Ferryman, Vasiliki Charalampopoulou
EURMARS: Use of Satellite Imagery as an Asset for Maritime Environment Rapid Mapping and Object Detection in Large Areas
55,
no. 2
(2024):
149-164.
Riccardo Brama, Denis Giambarrasi, Nicklas Andersen, Pertti Arvonen
A Proposal for a Cross-Layer, P+S Approach in Underwater Communication: The Underwater Data Exchange Protocol
55,
no. 2
(2024):
165-182.
Yurii Pushkarenko, Volodymyr Zaslavskyi
Synthetic Data Generation for Fraud Detection Using Diffusion Models
55,
no. 2
(2024):
185-198 .
Waheeda Almayyan, Bareeq AlGhannam
A Hybrid Bat-Grey Wolf Algorithm for Predicting Chronic Kidney Disease
55,
no. 2
(2024):
199-212 .
Maria Lachova
Data, Privacy and Human-Centered AI in Defense and Security Systems: Legal and Ethical Considerations
55,
no. 2
(2024):
213-221 .
Ilkka Tikanmäki, Harri Ruoslahti
Insights on Human Factors Enhancing Cybersecurity
55,
no. 3
(2024):
225-235 .
Eleonore Beltempo, Jyri Rajamäki
Implementation of the ECHO Cyber Skills Framework in the CyberSecPro Project: Enhancing Cybersecurity Capabilities
55,
no. 3
(2024):
236-244.
Ilkka Tikanmäki, Harri Ruoslahti
Human Factors Make or Break Cybersecurity!
55,
no. 3
(2024):
245-259.
Ivan Gaidarski, Anastas Madzharov
Applying a New Approach to Consider the Human Factor in the Design of Information Security Systems
55,
no. 3
(2024):
261-272.
Boyan Mitrakiev, Noncho Dimitrov
The Need for Emotional Cues Analysis in OSINT in Countering Reflexive Control Information Warfare Campaigns: A Critical Review and Reconceptualization
55,
no. 3
(2024):
275-298.
Boyan Mitrakiev, Noncho Dimitrov
Russian Reflexive Control Campaigns Targeting Political Realignment of Ukraine’s Democratic Allies: Critical Review and Conceptualization
55,
no. 3
(2024):
299-330.