The first ever issue of Incognito Criminology!

You can download issue 1

Because, ‘behind the scenes, in the shadows, intelligence, cybercrime, criminology, cybersecurity, cyber-criminology, physical security, personnel security, personal security, privacy, research, and careers information to help students and future proof the cyber crime fighting workforce while supporting the growing field of cyber-criminology’ was not a snappy title!

I chose ‘Incognito’ as part of the magazine name, because just as cybersecurity needs criminology, privacy also needs to be an integral part of a cybercrime fighters arsenal.

The logo shows two people (to signifiy we need to do this together), a mortarboard (to illustrate academics, students and studies), resting on a book (for research and news), inside a shield (for security) and tied with a ribbon banner (to show privacy tying everything together).

We welcome anyone who wishes to write a topic relevant to the magazine theme to submit an article for publication. You do not need to be an expert or an academic to be given a voice on a relevant topic.

Accepted topics include but are not limited to:

• Advocating for cyber-criminology

• Convergence of criminology, security, and privacy to better mitigate cybercrime

• Applying traditional criminology theories to cybersecurity

• Cybersecurity emerging risks and how to mitigate

• Challenges in investigating cybercrime

• Discussions on relevant news, laws, or emerging technologies as they apply to cybercrime

• Careers for cyber-criminologists

Please email submission enquiries to the team -> SUBMISSION