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The Journal of Digital Forensics, Security
and Law published its first issue in the 1st quarter of 2006 and
is now calling for papers in, or related to, the following areas
for future issues:
| 1) |
Digital Forensics
Curriculum |
| 2) |
Cyber Law Curriculum |
| 3) |
Information Assurance
Curriculum |
| 4) |
Digital Forensic
Accounting Curriculum |
| 5) |
Digital Forensics Teaching
Methods |
| 6) |
Cyber Law Teaching Methods |
| 7) |
Information Assurance
Teaching Methods |
| 8) |
Digital Forensic
Accounting Teaching Methods |
| 9) |
Digital Forensics Case
Studies |
| 10) |
Cyber Law Case Studies |
| 11) |
Information Assurance Case
Studies |
| 12) |
Digital Forensic
Accounting Case Studies |
| 13) |
Digital Forensics and
Information Technology |
| 14) |
Law and Information
Technology |
| 15) |
Information Assurance and
Information Technology |
| 16) |
Digital Forensic
Accounting Information Technology |
Manuscripts should be submitted at the
following link:
Submission System
Instructions for authors may be found at the
following link:
Author
Instructions
The editor of
the JDFSL, Dr. Glenn S. Dardick, may be
reached via email at
editor@jdfsl.org.
Manuscripts
may also be submitted to
editor@jdfsl.org in Word, Word Perfect, RTF, or PDF format.
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