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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Our Editorial Team would like to inform all esteemed Authors that for researchers’ convenience ACIG Journal will be now accepting manuscripts with reference list formatted according to the unmodified IEEE Editorial Style Manual.

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Karimulla Syed’s new paper presents an identity and access management framework integrating various machine learning techniques. Empirically tested, this approach is shown to significantly outperform rule-based baseline system. Read it online: tinyurl.com/btsnb8hm

Karimulla Syed, “Artificial Intelligence-Driven Continuous Identity Risk Assessment and Adaptive Access Control for Automated Cybersecurity.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

In his new paper “From ATT&CK Technique to Remediation Priority: Bayesian Estimation of Weakness-Class Likelihood for Operational Cyber Defence” Emad Sherif presents an inferential model for prioritisation of vulnerability amendment based on observed attacker’s behaviour. tinyurl.com/yt3bjfe9

Emad Sherif, “From ATT&CK Technique to Remediation Priority: Bayesian Estimation of Weakness-Class Likelihood for Operational Cyber Defence.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

The new paper “Designing Secure Composite AI Systems: Cross-Domain Holistic Threat Model and Mitigation Framework” by Aditya K. Sood and Sherali Zeadally offers a novel taxonomy for analysis of AI-based infrastructure consisting of multiple layers of peripheral components. tinyurl.com/2r8submw

Aditya K. Sood, Sherali Zeadally “Designing Secure Composite AI Systems: Cross-Domain Holistic Threat Model and Mitigation Framework.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

The new paper “Navigating the NIST PQC Standards: Trade-offs and Case Studies” by A. W. Dybel and J. Kołodziej presents key differences between various post-quantum cryptography algorithms standardised by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Read it online: tinyurl.com/34b6jnkn

Anna Wiktoria Dybel, Joanna Kołodziej, “Navigating the NIST PQC Standards: Trade-offs and Case Studies.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

The Editorial Team is on holiday! This #CyberFriday, we’re taking a break from cybersecurity studies. ❌ No disinformation. ❌ No algorithms. ❌ No cyberattacks. ✔️ Just Aghata Christi and some good old-fashioned offline crime 📕 Enjoy the end of summer. We’ll be back next week with new articles!

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

Can you tell a real image from an AI-generated one? This #CyberFriday, our Editor-in-Chief @agasztold.bsky.social recommends "A Comparative Benchmarking Study of Classical Machine Learning and Deep Learning Methods for Image-Based Deepfake Detection". www.acigjournal.com/A-Comparativ...

On a dark background, there's an abstract pattern of wavy purple lines. At the top, there are the ACIG and NASK logos, along with a list of authors: Kushal Zanzari, Jayesh Muley, Sneha Chandravanshi, Anshika Jain, Taufik Hussain, and Ajay Kumar Phulre. In the center, the title of the article is displayed: “A Comparative Benchmarking Study of Classical Machine Learning and Deep Learning Methods for Image-Based Deepfake Detection.” In the bottom left corner, it says “CyberFriday with ACIG,” and in the bottom right corner, there’s a document icon.

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

New ACIG Special Issue is out! We presents “Cybersecurity in Digital Systems: Emerging Trends, Models and Technologies.” Thanks to Guest Editors J. Kołodziej & M. Repetto. Editorial Team: A. Gasztold, K. Silicki, D. Domalewska, A. Felkner, R. Arcos, A. Wrońska. www.acigjournal.com/Current-issue

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

The new paper „Performance and Simulation-Based Comparison of IoT Access Control Systems Using ESP32, Arduino Uno, and Raspberry Pi Pico W” by Svitlana Sotnik provides an experimental comparison of authentication systems implemented using different microcontroller platforms. tinyurl.com/devdys6r

Svitlana Sotnik, “Performance and Simulation-Based Comparison of IoT Access Control Systems Using ESP32, Arduino Uno, and Raspberry Pi Pico W.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 31/07/2026

The new paper “A Cybersecurity Digital Twin Architecture for Modelling Threats in Interconnected Systems” by M. Repetto and D. Canavese present a scheme for using digital copies of hardware to identify threats in systems with elaborate service chains, like smart cities. tinyurl.com/2fuahhb5

Matteo Repetto, Daniele Canavese, “A Cybersecurity Digital Twin Architecture for Modelling Threats in Interconnected Systems.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

The new paper by F. Pizzato, D. Bringhenti, and F. Valenza presents a conceptual analysis and an experimental evaluation of five different #accessControl tools used with #Kubernetes. Read “A Comparative Study of Authorisation Mechanisms in Kubernetes-Based Service Platforms” at tinyurl.com/ye63x9p2

Francesco Pizzato, Daniele Bringhenti, Fulvio Valenza, “A Comparative Study of Authorisation Mechanisms in Kubernetes-Based Service Platforms.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

Kuang-Ho Yeh’s new paper, “Hypersecuritisation and Norm-Grafting in Middle-Power Cybersecurity: The Strategic Evolution of South Korea” offers an insight into the restructuring undergone by Seoul’s national cybersecurity strategy since the last decade. Read online: tinyurl.com/3vssmbw9

Kuang-Ho Yeh, “Hypersecuritisation and Norm-Grafting in Middle-Power Cybersecurity: The Strategic Evolution of South Korea.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 05/06/2026

The article “Evaluating and Defending against Adversarial Threats in Multimodal AI” by Mateusz Kowalczyk, Joanna Kołodziej, and Mateusz Krzysztoń provides a taxonomy of defence strategies against attacks on machine learning systems that process multiple kinds of input data. tinyurl.com/5xj6cywj

Mateusz Kowalczyk, Joanna Kołodziej, Mateusz Krzysztoń, “ Evaluating and Defending against Adversarial Threats in Multimodal AI.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 29/05/2026

In the newly published paper Peter Sackitey, Collinson Colin Mawunyo Agbesi, and Timothy Graham present promising results of a hybrid approach to #malware detection that combines ML methods of analysing Android APK files represented both as images and in a tabular form. tinyurl.com/ymudh5mxPeter

Peter Sackitey, Collinson Colin Mawunyo Agbesi, Timothy Graham, “Multimodal Malware Detection under Obfuscated and Adversarial Attack Conditions Using ResNet-50 and MLP Encoders with Contrastive Learning and Adaptive Cross-Modal Fusion.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 22/05/2026

In their new paper Aaron Brantly (@afterwestphalia.bsky.social) and Ryan Mason present an analysis of an open-source database of #ransomware incidents and point to an overrepresentation of attacks originating from #Russia and targeting victims abroad. Available online now: tinyurl.com/48dretm7

Aaron Brantly, Ryan Mason, “The State in Ransomware: Evidence of Concentration and Targeting Patterns among Russian-Affiliated Groups.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 30/04/2026

We are pleased to share that ACIG has been ranked Q3 in the latest SCImago Journal Rank evaluation. The ranking confirms the journal’s growing international visibility and academic quality. We would like to sincerely thank our authors, reviewers, editorial board members, and readers. acigjournal.com

Two screenshots, one from the ACIG website with a red arrow pointing to a SCImago widget embedded in a sidebar; other from the SCImago website entry with ACIG’s scores. The caption reads “ACIG is climbing the ranks”. At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen.

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 24/04/2026

In his paper “Targeting the Weak: Exploring Transnational Digital Repression” Aaron Brantly examines the available data on cyberattacks against civil-society activists and minorities living in a diaspora carried out by regimes of their home states. Read it online: tinyurl.com/2ftu4s7p

Aaron Brantly, “Targeting the Weak: Exploring Transnational Digital Repression.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “CyberFriday with ACIG.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 27/03/2026

Bin Mai, Marc Walker, and David Sweeney notice the need for a fine-grained way of tracking #AI impact on #work. Read their new paper “Of (AI) Machine and Human (Labour): An Integrated Nexus of Work Operating System Architecture for Orchestrating Human–AI Collaborations”. tinyurl.com/3t7d4a2v

Bin Mai, Marc Walker, David Sweeney, “Of (AI) Machine and Human (Labour): An Integrated Nexus of Work Operating System Architecture for Orchestrating Human–AI Collaborations.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 20/03/2026

This week’s #cyberFriday we would like to remind you of an article from our archive, “Post-Truth and Information Warfare in their Technological Context” by Ignas Kalpokas, discussing modern communication technologies as a factor enabling the proliferation of disinformation. tinyurl.com/5n7fbtsh

Ignas Kalpokas, “Post-Truth and Information Warfare in their Technological Context.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “CyberFriday with ACIG.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 13/03/2026

How does demand for #cybersecurity services translate to market reality? Read “Investment in Cybersecurity Companies in Times of Political and Economic Instability” by Grzegorz Przekota, an analysis of how a war and a pandemic influenced the valuation of cybersecurity companies. tinyurl.com/485dmm9d

Grzegorz Przekota, “Investment in Cybersecurity Companies in Times of Political and Economic Instability.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “CyberFriday with ACIG.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 27/02/2026

Every component of automated troll farms powered with #AI can now be run on consumer-grade hardware. Yet the very consistency of #LLM #propaganda bots might yield itself to statistical detection. Read the new article by @lukaszolejnik.bsky.social and learn more about the issue: tinyurl.com/jwa68r9w

Lukasz Olejnik, “Artificial Intelligence Propaganda Factories with Language Models.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 06/02/2026

Last year Polish energy infrastructure suffered a coordinated cyberattack. According to CERT Polska (tinyurl.com/2ztp3vnj), its only goal was destruction. We find this a good moment to remind you of an article on cyberwarfare against critical infrastructure from our 2023 issue: tinyurl.com/5x8dacxp

Guillermo Lopez-Rodriguez, Irais Moreno-Lopez, José-Carlos Hernández-Gutiérrez, “Cyberwarfare against Critical Infrastructures: Russia and Iran in the Gray Zone.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “CyberFriday with ACIG.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 04/02/2026

In their new research article “A Grounded Theory of SME Resilience in Network Information Security” Kennedy Njenga and Yitong He present strategies to improve #cybersecurity in resource-limited small and medium-sized enterprises. Now available at our website: tinyurl.com/6cj4suzy

Kennedy Njenga, Yitong He, “A Grounded Theory of SME Resilience in Network Information Security.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 30/01/2026

Dear readers, We are happy to announce that following the publication of the letter from our Editor-in-Chief, volume 4 of ACIG is now complete. Read the introduction to our latest issue by @agasztold.bsky.social, revisit its contents and stay tuned for this year’s papers! tinyurl.com/36aynbd7

Cover illustration of ACIG Vol. 4, No. 1; wide band of warm-coloured lines forming a male and a female profiles against a dark blue background, along with the journal’s title and metadata. Below there is a caption “Latest issue now complete,” at the top the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen.

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 23/01/2026

As of the beginning of 2026, so far ACIG has cooperated with: 👉 136 authors 👉 183 reviewers 👉 from 45 countries on 5 continents. We are grateful for all of their work and determined to keep enabling scientific discussion in the face of rapid changes in the world of #cybersecurity.

Beginning of 2026 – where we are now at ACIG.
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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 19/01/2026

📢 Call for Papers Applied Cybersecurity & Internet Governance – an #openAccess, peer-reviewed scholarly journal dedicated to multidisciplinary research on #cybersecurity – is now accepting submissions for the 2026 issue. Author guidelines are available on the ACIG website: tinyurl.com/277nh5yg

Call for papers 2026. Submission deadline: September 30, 2026.
In the upper right corner there is a designation “2026 Volume 5, No. 1” on a teal background. At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. A human hand holding a loudspeaker emerges from behind the bottom edge of the illustration.

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 16/01/2026

Revisit the article “The Role of Cybersecurity in Addressing Express Kidnappings: Challenges and Innovative Solutions” by Khutso Lebea, Sherali Zeadally, and Aditya Sood, the first of the papers that will make up the fifth volume of ACIG in 2026. tinyurl.com/ff5rcwwn #cybersecurity

Khutso Lebea, Sherali Zeadally, Aditya Sood, “The Role of Cybersecurity in Addressing Express Kidnappings: Challenges and Innovative Solutions.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “CyberFriday with ACIG.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 09/01/2026

Researchers Akanksha Pamena and Manohar Naik Sugali propose an approach to intrusion detection combining deep learning for dimensionality reduction with attention modules: SAE-AM. Read their paper and learn how this method allows for 99% accuracy on benchmark datasets: tinyurl.com/nhzz9bhs

Akanksha Pamena, Manohar Naik Sugali, “SAE-AM: Enhancing Network Intrusion Detection Using Sparse Autoencoders with Attention Modules.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 07/01/2026

Ornella Tanga Tambwe et al. offer a case study in the present state of data protection in the construction field based on survey data from the professional community. Read the article “The Impact of Data Governance on Data Management in the South African Construction Industry” tinyurl.com/yv2tm584

Ornella Tanga Tambwe, Clinton Ohis Aigbavboa, Opeoluwa Israel Akinradewo, Seyi Segun Stephen, “The Impact of Data Governance on Data Management in the South African Construction Industry.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 19/12/2025

Esteemed readers of ACIG, as the winter holiday season unfolds, the whole Editorial Team would like to wish you a time of peaceful rest and regeneration, as well as all the best for the coming year. Stay cyber-safe and see you soon in 2026!

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 15/12/2025

Muhammad Sajid Khan approaches the problem of AI-driven disinformation from the social cybersecurity standpoint and proposes a framework for countering this kind of threats: STRIDE – Social Threat Resilience through Integrated Detection and Engagement. Read his new article at tinyurl.com/ywth49nv

Muhammad Sajid Khan, “Social Cybersecurity as Digital Resilience: The STRIDE Framework for Countering AI-Driven Information Manipulation.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 12/12/2025

In his new paper Marco Marsili provides an analysis of techniques and vectors of cognitive influence directed against EU’s energy transition, case studies of disinformation campaigns carried out both by state actors and corporate entities, and policy recommendations. Read it at tinyurl.com/mup6ar7s

Marco Marsili, “Cognitive Warfare, Disinformation, and Corporate Influence in Europe’s Energy Transition: Information Control, Regulation, and Human Rights Implications.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 05/12/2025

In their new paper “Supply Chain Security and AI Risk Governance Model for Critical Infrastructure under NIS2, CER, and CRA” Natalija Parlov, Gordan Akrap, and Josip Esterhajer present measures for assessment and systemic improvement of infrastructural resilience. Now available: tinyurl.com/2scra346

Natalija Parlov, Gordan Akrap, Josip Esterhajer, “Supply Chain Security and AI Risk Governance Model for Critical Infrastructure under NIS2, CER, and CRA.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 01/12/2025

In the new paper “Challenges in DevSecOps Decision-Making amid a Dearth of Valid Frameworks” F. M. Ferazza and K. Mersinas argue there are still no robust strategies for incorporating insights from psychology and social sciences into the process of software creation. Learn more: tinyurl.com/4aa5rhs2

Francesco Maria Ferazza, Konstantinos Mersinas, “Challenges in DevSecOps Decision-Making amid a Dearth of Valid Frameworks.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 28/11/2025

Come back to the paper “Structured Field Coding and its Applications to National Risk and Cybersecurity Assessments” by William H. Dutton, Ruth Shillair, Louise Axon, and Carolin Weisser, offering insights into the methodology of #cybersecurity data gathering and comparison. tinyurl.com/yuuhjz5z

William H. Dutton, Ruth Shillair, Louise Axon, Carolin Weisser, “Structured Field Coding and its Applications to National Risk and Cybersecurity Assessments.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “CyberFriday with ACIG.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 21/11/2025

More digital technologies often mean greater attack surface. Jukka Ruohonen and Paul Timmers’ new paper “Vulnerability Coordination under the Cyber Resilience Act” examines the details of disclosure and mitigation requirements set forth by the EU’s new law. Read it online at tinyurl.com/t528x97z

Jukka Ruohonen, Paul Timmers, “Vulnerability Coordination under the Cyber Resilience Act.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 14/11/2025

In his new paper Emir Muhić reviews the existing approaches to so called special or hybrid warfare and develops a network model, presenting how intelligence processes can evolve towards real-time adaptability to meet the demands of today’s multi-faceted threats to public safety. tinyurl.com/4b9k243e

Emir Muhić, “Transforming the Intelligence Cycle through Adapting to Complex Environments and the Operational Dynamics of Special Warfare.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 07/11/2025

The paper “Predictive Modelling of a Honeypot System Based on a Markov Decision Process and a Partially Observable Markov Decision Process” provides a mathematical analysis of interactions with network honeypots under conditions of uncertainty tinyurl.com/5ezuzrvh #cyberFriday #cybersecurity

Lidong Wang, Reed Mosher, Patti Duett, Terril Falls, “Predictive Modelling of a Honeypot System Based on a Markov Decision Process and a Partially Observable Markov Decision Process.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “CyberFriday with ACIG.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 31/10/2025

This #cyberFriday, to conclude the #EuropeanCybersecurityMonth we recommend you the latest ENISA Threat Landscape report. This year’s edition of the analysis sketches out current trends and highlights the most important threats to the European #cybersecurity. Find it at tinyurl.com/4wezyd66

Cover of the “ENISA Threat Landscape 2025” report. Publication date is October 2025. At the top the logos of the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity are visible.

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 24/10/2025

The newly published paper “Information Sovereignty under Fire: Legal Challenges for Ukraine” addresses the sovereignty aspect of regulations pertaining to #cybersecurity in Ukraine, pointing to the necessity of a coherent National Strategy of Information Sovereignty. Read it at tinyurl.com/3ze9hb62

Irina Aristova, Nataliia Kapitanenko, Andrii Lyseiuk, Ievgenii Kryvolap, Oleksii Kharytonov, “Information Sovereignty under Fire: Legal Challenges for Ukraine.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 22/10/2025

Inda Kreso’s new publication identifies the most critical cyber threats and vulnerabilities within the energy sector and provides the first comprehensive mapping between them, providing a practical foundation for aligning #cybersecurity practices with existing frameworks. tinyurl.com/mwy86bxv

Inda Kreso, “Cyber Threats and Vulnerability Mapping in the Energy Sector: Laying the Groundwork for Smart Grid Resilience.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 20/10/2025

🚨 New article available! In his new paper aiming at developing a holistic approach to the interplay of various factors contributing to the current #cybersecurity picture Jasper Uyi Egbobamwonyi-Bedaux provides an outline of the Problematisation Analytics framework. Read more: tinyurl.com/4x9dkf8h

Jasper Uyi Egbobamwonyi-Bedaux, “Problematisation Analytics: New Foucauldian Direction in Theory and Method for Cybersecurity and AI Governance Research.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 17/10/2025

🚨 New article now available online! In their new paper Ahmad Sanmorino, Rendra Gustriansyah, Shinta Puspasari, and Fauziah Afriyani demonstrate how combining multiple machine learning algorithms may result in greater precision of cyberattack detection. Read it oline: tinyurl.com/4bbjat3v

Ahmad Sanmorino, Rendra Gustriansyah, Shinta Puspasari, Fauziah Afriyani, “Improving Threat Detection in Information Security with Ensemble Learning.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “New article.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 15/10/2025

🚨 New article now available online! In their paper “The Role of Cybersecurity in Addressing Express Kidnappings: Challenges and Innovative Solutions” Khutso Lebea, Sherali Zeadally and Aditya Sood analyse a particular kind of kidnapping for ransom and the ways to counter it. tinyurl.com/ff5rcwwn

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 10/10/2025

Do you follow the rules of making a strong password? Do people with similar background? Read the paper “Tell Me Where You Live and I Will Tell Your P@Ssw0rd: Understanding the Macrosocial Variables Influencing Password’s Strength” by Andreanne Bergeron tinyurl.com/29dr9se2 #ACIG #cybersecurity

Andreanne Bergeron, “Tell Me Where You Live and I Will Tell Your P@Ssw0rd: Understanding the Macrosocial Variables Influencing Password’s Strength.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “CyberFriday with ACIG.”

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 03/10/2025

In October the European Cybersecurity Month campaign takes place. In Poland ECSM is coordinated by our publisher, #NASK. Dear readers from Europe and from all over the world – care to share what actions are carried out in your countries to promote cybersecurity for everyone? #ACIG #CyberFriday #ECSM

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 26/09/2025

We have the pleasure to announce that Anna Felkner PhD, the Director of the Cybersecurity Research and Development Division at #NASK, has joined the #ACIG’s team as an Editor. Our warmest welcome! #scientificPublishing #cyberFriday

A photograph of Anna Felkner, a woman wearing glasses and a bright blouse, looking confidently into the camera, with a white frame and semi-transparent background, alongside with the texts “Welcome on board!” and “Anna Felkner PhD joins the ACIG Editorial Team.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen.

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 24/09/2025

We’re proud to share that prof. Joanna Kołodziej, our author, colleague at #NASK and guest editor-to-be, has once again been recognized among the world’s top 2% most cited scientists in the ranking by Stanford University & Elsevier! Huge congratulations! #computerScience #scientificPublishing #ACIG

A photograph of Joanna Kołodziej, a woman looking into the camera with a serious expression, with a white frame and semi-transparent background, alongside with the texts “Congratulations!” and “Joanna Kołodziej once again is among the top 2% of the world’s most cited scientists.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen.

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ACIG @acigjournal.bsky.social · 19/09/2025

This #cyberFriday we would like to remind you about the fantastic article “Enhancing Secure Key Management Techniques for Optimised 5G Network Slicing Security” by Kovid Tiwari, Ajay Kumar Phulre, Devraj Vishnu and Saravanan D. Read it at #ACIG: tinyurl.com/2xmaslv7

Kovid Tiwari, Ajay Kumar Phulre, Devraj Vishnu, Saravanan D “Enhancing Secure Key Management Techniques for Optimised 5G Network Slicing Security.” At the top of the image the logos of ACIG and NASK can be seen. At the bottom there is a tagline “CyberFriday with ACIG.”

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