Cognitive Security JOURNAL
Open-access peer-reviewed scientific papers, case studies, and editorials
Cognitive Security
The Official Journal of the Cognitive Security Institute
Articles published in Cognitive Security are open-access peer-reviewed scientific papers, case studies, and editorials. It is currently under the leadership of Robert H. Thomson.
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The objective of the journal is to promote critical awareness of issues in Cognitive Security by providing a venue for scholarly debate around ideas and problems in understanding the impacts on how people (and agents) think and reason. Our mission is to support Cognitive Security education by providing scientific and pedagogical information to its readership, to facilitate interdisciplinary communication among researchers, and to offer a prestige publication supportive of interdisciplinary investigation into cognitive security topics.
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To accomplish this, Cognitive Security is dedicated to fair treatment of reviewers and editorial staff. Reviewers are vetted and paid fairly for their reviewing services. The Journal operates on a cost-recovery basis, leveraging a modest submission fee to offset reviewing expenses and an article processing fee (APC) for accepted Open Access submissions. We also apply 15% of our APC fees to support waivers for underserved populations and those demonstrating financial need.
States of fact and opinion in the articles in Cognitive Security are those of the respective authors and contributors and not of the Journal, CSI Press, or Cognitive Security Institute, unless otherwise expressly indicated. Neither the Cognitive Security Institute, CSI Press, nor the Journal make any representation, express or implied, in respect of the accuracy of the materials in the Journal and cannot accept any legal responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions that may be made. Readers should make their own evaluations as to the appropriateness or otherwise of the information included.