The Journal of Cyber ​​Security and Digital Economics is based on compliance with ethical rules in scientific research and observes the highest academic and ethical standards during the publication process. Articles submitted to the journal are checked with plagiarism detection software and necessary measures are taken against ethical violations.

All authors must adhere to the principle of academic honesty in their work and ensure the accuracy of the data in their research. Authors should not include people who did not contribute to the study as authors and should indicate everyone who contributed to the study. In addition, conflicts of interest should be clearly stated.

The peer-review process is based on the double-blind peer-review principle; during this process, referees and authors do not know each other's identities. Referees must be objective and impartial during the evaluation process and must adhere to the principle of confidentiality.

The journal adopts an open access policy and all published articles are made available free of charge. In addition, the intellectual property rights of all published studies are respected in accordance with international academic publishing standards.

In case of detection of ethical violations, the journal acts in accordance with COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) guidelines and implements the necessary correction, retraction or sanction processes.