Computer science

Systems, Networks and Secure Computing

Reliable computation from architecture to distributed infrastructure.

ISSN pending Monthly (12 issues per year) Open access

Editorial intake: preparing

About

A research journal covering computer systems, networks, security, cloud and edge infrastructure, and data-intensive computing.

Aims & scope

The journal welcomes systems research spanning operating systems, distributed computing, networks, storage, cloud and edge platforms, computer architecture, cybersecurity, privacy engineering, performance analysis and dependable infrastructure. Submissions should provide technically sound evaluation and sufficient implementation detail for scrutiny.

Publication statement

Systems, Networks and Secure Computing is an online, open-access scholarly serial published by ISCSR Scholarly Group.

Publisher: ISCSR Scholarly Group
Business form: Individual self-publisher
Publisher address: 4044 Quilly Lane, Columbus, OH 43215, United States
Place of publication: Columbus, Ohio, United States
Phone: +1 614-660-9142
Email: call@mail.ustc.edu.cn
Publication frequency: Monthly (12 issues per year)
Online ISSN: Pending assignment

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Editorial intake

The editorial office is preparing the first call for papers. Publication will use continuous article numbering.

Current issue

No complete issue has been formally published yet.

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Published record

Articles

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Review Article September 23, 2026 Vol. 1, Issue 1 snsc20260003

Information Bottlenecks and Evidence Compression in Threat Analysis

Pamela Phillips, Nicole Evans, Ruth Turner

Which details can be discarded without changing an attribution conclusion? This review answers by treating lossy evidence compression as a property of a sociotechnical workflow rather than a feature that can be read from average accuracy. T...

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Review Article September 23, 2026 Vol. 1, Issue 1 snsc20260002

Ecological Objectives Need Cybersecurity Assumptions

Mary Smith, Patricia Johnson, Jennifer Williams

How should planners expose security dependencies inside ecological benefit claims? This review answers by treating cross-domain assurance as a property of a sociotechnical workflow rather than a feature that can be read from average accurac...

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Review Article September 23, 2026 Vol. 1, Issue 1 snsc20260001

Incremental Threat Intelligence for Long-Lived Urban Systems

Alan Gonzales, Juan Bryant, Albert Alexander

How can new threat reports be absorbed without forgetting older campaigns? This review answers by treating continual learning as a property of a sociotechnical workflow rather than a feature that can be read from average accuracy. The focal...

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