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Well, first and foremost, this is a rapidly growing community addressing critical issues in the modern world. When JIW was first published in September 2001, Information Warfare was not a topic of major concern to either academics or organisations. Today the perception is very difference as IW and cybercrime are encroaching upon many aspects of personal and business life. During the World War II the concerns in this area really could be divided into two categories: encryption and misinformation. Today a whole new language has emerged to describe this subject. For example, terms such as: deception, denial of service, cybercrime, security risk assessment and so on.
The JIW advantage
Students
Regardless of your field of study, information security will be a concern to your future employers. The Journal will give you a head start in this critical area.
Personal
Allows individuals to keep abreast of this rapidly changing field with the unique opportunity to learn from and exchange views with Thought Leaders’ in this important area
Corporate
Every organisation has to have a deep concern for the issues surrounding information security. At the very least, key employees should not only have a working knowledge, but be up-to-date with this critical area. A single corporate subscription is a small price to pay for more secure procedures and operating conditions.
Authors
The very fact that you have authored or co-authored a paper in the Journal of Information Warfare means you already have a deep interest and understanding of this growing field. The ‘Author’ membership gives you a unique opportunity to both express your views and exchange ideas with your peers.
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