Journal indexing:
Information Technology and Security
Our journals are indexed in leading international databases, which ensures their wide distribution and accessibility to the global scientific community. The publishing house works by constantly expanding the list of indexing systems where our authors' articles are included.
The journal adheres to the principles of open access (Open Access), providing free, gratuitous and unlimited access to published scientific materials. All articles are available for reading, downloading, copying, distribution and reference without prior permission from the publisher or author, subject to mandatory indication of authorship and source.
Google Scholar is an international search engine for scientific information developed by Google. The platform indexes scientific publications of all types, including journal articles, dissertations, preprints, and monographs, covering a wide range of disciplines. Automated data collection technology ensures high efficiency of inclusion of new materials and broad coverage of English-language scientific content.
Our indexed articles can be accessed here.
ISSN (International Standard Serial Number) is a unique eight-character identifier assigned to periodical publications, including scientific journals, newspapers, magazines, annual reports, and other continuing resources in print and electronic form.
Information about our journal in this system is available at the following link.
CiteFactor is an international information platform that provides access to a catalog of peer-reviewed open-access scientific journals. The service is aimed at increasing the visibility and citation of scientific publications by indexing journals that adhere to the principles of academic quality and editorial transparency.
Information about our journal in this system is available at the following link.
CyberLeninka is a Russian scientific electronic library operating on an open access model. The platform focuses on promoting scientific publications that are freely available for reading, downloading and distribution, and is actively integrated into the open science ecosystem.
Our indexed articles can be accessed here.
Science Journal Impact Factor (SJIF) is an analytical system designed to evaluate scientific journals based on quantitative and qualitative indicators of publication activity. The platform provides a metric reflecting the expected impact of a publication in the academic community based on an analysis of scientific content, regularity of publications, international participation and visibility in databases.
Information about our journal in this system is available at the following link.
Eurasian Scientific Journal Index (ESJI) is an international database designed to integrate scientific journals from European and Asian countries into a single information space. The platform indexes academic publications in various disciplines to increase their international visibility and citation.
Information about our journal in this system is available at the following link.
eLIBRARY.RU is the largest Russian information and analytical system in the field of science, representing a full-text database of scientific publications. The platform is integrated with the Russian Scientific Citation System and is used to account for publication activity, analyze scientific productivity and generate reports for scientific organizations and authors.
Information about our journal in this system is available at the following link.
DOI (Digital Object Identifier) is an international standard for unique and permanent identification of digital objects, primarily scientific publications, including articles, monographs, reports and research data. The DOI system provides a stable and durable link to an electronic resource regardless of its physical location on the Internet.
EuroPub is an international abstract database and indexing platform aimed at increasing the availability and visibility of scientific journals in the global academic space. The platform covers a wide range of disciplines and accepts for indexing peer-reviewed publications that meet established requirements for the quality of publication policy and editorial process.
Information about our journal in this system is available at the following link.
ResearchBib (Research Bible) is an international database of open-access scientific journals aimed at supporting the academic publishing process and expanding the dissemination of scientific information.
Information about our journal in this system is available at the following link.
Scientific Indexing Services (SIS) is an international information and analytical platform that indexes scientific journals to enhance their academic visibility and provide an indicative assessment of their impact. The system covers a wide range of disciplines and takes into account journals that meet basic criteria of scientific and editorial integrity.
CrossRef is an international association of academic publishers that provides the technology and information infrastructure to support scholarly communication. The organization coordinates a system of mutual integration of scholarly publications, facilitating the establishment of links between journals, articles, authors, and research data.
Zenodo is an international platform for the storage and distribution of scientific materials developed by the European Organization for Nuclear Research. The platform is designed to support open science and provides researchers with the ability to host and long-term archive scientific results in digital format.
Indexed articles are available at the following link.
Research Journal Impact Factor (RJIF) is an analytical platform designed to evaluate scientific journals using a mixed methodology that includes both quantitative and qualitative indicators. The system analyzes the originality of materials, scientific quality, quality of peer review and technical level of editorial preparation, as well as the regularity of publication
Information about our journal in this system is available at the following link.
OpenAIRE (Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe) is a pan-European infrastructure created to support the implementation of open access policies to scientific research results funded by national and international programmes. The initiative is coordinated by the European Commission and covers publications, data, software and other forms of scientific content.