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Journal of Privacy-Aware Computing Systems
A scholarly journal focused on privacy-aware computing, trusted systems, secure software, digital identity, access control, data protection, responsible AI, and accountable data-driven technologies.
Privacy-Aware Computing Framework
JPACS is structured around responsible system design, privacy protection, trusted digital infrastructure, secure software methods, and accountable data technologies.
Privacy-by-design and secure architecture
Research that embeds privacy, security, access control, trust, and accountability into computing system design.
Data protection and responsible processing
Studies involving privacy safeguards, secure data handling, governance mechanisms, ethical data use, and risk-aware computation.
Trusted platforms and digital identity
Work on authentication, authorization, digital identity, trusted computing, secure platforms, and trustworthy digital services.
Scope arranged as privacy and trust responsibilities.
Privacy Engineering
Privacy-aware computing, privacy-by-design, privacy-preserving analytics, data minimization, and responsible system architecture.
Trusted Computing Systems
Trusted platforms, digital identity, authentication, access control, authorization models, secure infrastructure, and accountability mechanisms.
Secure Software and Data Systems
Secure software design, data protection, cloud and edge security, IoT security, privacy-preserving AI, and secure data-driven services.
Governance and Responsible Technology
Responsible AI, ethical data handling, privacy risk assessment, security policy, compliance-aware systems, and accountable digital services.
Submission Expectations
Authors should clearly define the privacy, security, trust, or data protection problem being addressed.
Manuscripts should explain the model, architecture, algorithm, system design, or evaluation method in sufficient detail.
Studies involving sensitive data, users, security testing, or privacy risk should describe safeguards and permissions.
Results should be supported by appropriate evaluation, clear assumptions, honest limitations, and responsible claims.
Submit to JPACS
Manuscripts should demonstrate a clear contribution to privacy-aware computing, trusted systems, secure software, data protection, digital identity, or responsible computing technologies.
Tunisian Institute of Privacy and Secure Computing
Contact Person: Dr. Youssef Ben Salem
24 Rue des Jasmins, 8020 Soliman
Nabeul, Tunisia