The Journal of Cybersecurity Education Research and Practice (JCERP) is a peer-reviewed scholarly online journal dedicated to promoting scholarship among faculty teaching and researching Cybersecurity topics. JCERP seeks to collect and publish high-quality research, perspective, and best practice articles on the understanding, investigation, conduct and instruction of security related topics written specifically for an academic audience. JCERP is continuously published as articles are accepted.
See the Aims and Scope for a complete coverage of the journal.
JCERP is indexed in Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and in the U.S. Department of Education's Education Resources Information Center (ERIC).
Any submission that is not accepted after two rounds of reviews will be rejected. The author(s) may resubmit as a new submission once they have addressed any shortcomings in the manuscript.
Due to an ongoing and persistent shortage of reviewers, JCERP requires that the author(s) of a submitted manuscript commit to reviewing at least two papers for the Journal, prior to the publication of their article.
Submissions accepted for publication will remain pending until the authoring team has completed two reviews. If this commitment is not met within 12 months, any accepted and pending articles may be subject to rejection.
Authors that have reviewed for the journal in the past 12 months will have their service counted toward this obligation.
Articles
Exploring School Teachers' Cyber Security Awareness, Experiences, and Practices in the Digital Age
R Ravichandran, Sonam Singh, and P Sasikala
Managing cybersecurity in local governments: 2022
Donald F. Norris PhD and Laura K. Mateczun JD
Educating students on the behavioral and psychological aspects of romance scam victimization via a social engineering competition
Rachel Bleiman, Hwanhee Park, and Aunshul Rege
The Impact of AI Use in Programming Courses on Critical Thinking Skills
Christian Jay St Francis Clarke and Abdullah Konak
The National Cybersecurity Teaching Coalition: Expanding Cybersecurity Education Opportunities
Paul Wagner, Melissa Dark, Robert Honomichl, Filipo Sharevski, and Sandra Leiterman
Using Gamification to Teach Cybersecurity in a Social Science Course: An Experience Paper
Roderick Graham and Medina Williams
Optimizing Information Security In Cloud Environments: A Risk Management Approach And Guide For Enterprise Cloud Security
Joshua Olusegun Oyeniyi and Oluwashina Akinloye Oyeniran
Diversifying Cybersecurity: Evaluation of an Internet of Things (IoT)-Based Cybersecurity Training Course Designed to Bridge the Diversity Gap
Maureen Namukasa, Bhoomin B. Chauhan, Carlie Swords, Curtice Gough, Weronika Dymanus, Catherine Diresta, John Vitali, Vivek Sharma, TJ OConnor, and Meredith Carroll
The Effectiveness of Scenario-Based Cybersecurity Day Camps in Southern Rural Appalachia
Anna P. Rodgers-Stine and Tania Williams
Exploring K-12 Teachers’ Definitions and Perspectives of Cybersecurity
Gina Childers, Weverton Ataide Pinheiro, Oluwatosin Daramola, C Lindsay Linsky, Bryson Payne, Jack Byers, and Daniel Baker
Information Security Awareness and Behavior of Smartphone Users in the Ibadan Metropolis, Nigeria
Funmilola Olubunmi Omotayo
Experiential Learning: Innovative Approaches to Post-Secondary Cybersecurity Education
Brendan Bertone, Paul Wagner, and Joshua Pauli
