Cybersecurity Matters

Future issues of the Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce will contain an ongoing series of research papers referred to as JOCEC’s Cybersecurity Matters. This content initiative cuts across all of the traditional areas of organizational computing and electronic commerce—from enterprise systems to technologies for supporting multiparticipant decision making, collaborative work, organizational learning, and supply chain management to electronic commerce, collaborative commerce, and business/government/private-sector uses of social media. All of these traditional areas, which have been covered in JOCEC’s 27 prior volumes, will continue to be subjects of future articles published in the journal; submissions in these areas continue to be welcome. Establishing the recurring section of Cybersecurity Matters across JOCEC’s future issues reflects and highlights the ever-growing, pervasive significance of cybersecurity for organizations, electronic commerce, nations, and societies. This research series aims to furnish readers with high-value, actionable insights on cybersecurity and related matters. Accordingly, the team of Associate Editors devoted to evaluating cybersecurity submissions includes practitioners working in the field of cybersecurity and its governance, as well as academicians working in the field: