The Journal of Forensic Science and Digital Evidence (JFSDE) is an esteemed international open-access journal that employs a peer-review process to publish scholarly articles and stimulate discussions on diverse security-related matters. It highlights recent innovations and established practices in the field of Forensic Science and Digital Evidence, including topics such as criminal justice, incident response, cybercrime analysis, cyber-risk management, civil and regulatory issues, and privacy protection. The journal is dedicated to exploring research topics in forensic science, computer science, data science, artificial intelligence, and cutting-edge technology.

This publication is primarily dedicated to digital evidence and multimedia, with a strong emphasis on the core qualities of provenance, integrity, and authenticity. It promotes advancements in the investigation of cybercrimes, cyberattacks, and traditional crimes that involve digital evidence, utilizing scientific practices in digital investigations and working to reduce the potential for technology to be used for criminal activities.

The journal's main aims are to share knowledge and innovations regarding the protection of information security on the Internet, the impact of cybercrime on large organizations and individuals, vulnerability research, zero-day attacks, digital forensic investigations, and ethical hacking.

Journal of Forensic Science and Digital Evidence encourages submissions from all authors throughout the world. The following types of articles will be considered for publication: Editorials, Original Research, Review Articles, Rapid Communications, Case Reports, Case Series, Short Communications, Mini reviews and Perspectives.