Sustainable information security and forensic computing

Yoo, Paul and Tari, Z. (2021) Sustainable information security and forensic computing. [Editorial/Introduction]

Abstract

Modern societies are becoming increasingly reliance on inter-connected digital systems where commercial activities and government services are delivered. Despite the benefits, it is impossible to overstate the importance of information security and forensics in a highly inter-connected system. To address security threats to network infrastructure devices and sensitive data, many different solutions capable of providing a suitable degree of security and forensic capability have been developed. However, such solutions have not been properly designed to address important aspects such as computational costs, scalability, energy efficiency and resource usage. This special issue thus focuses on practical aspects of information security and forensics in sustain- able computing. We solicited original contributions on recent challenges, including threats, defence and security, information, tools, and digital forensics applications in sustainable computing. We also sought contributions that focused on real-world security and forensic problems as well as theoretical work that has practical application.

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