The editorial board of the journal "Digital Technology Security," approved the following procedure for reviewing scientific articles:
A manuscript submitted to the journal's editorial board is sent for review within two weeks to a month of admission. The reviewer submits the review to the editorial board within two weeks to a month of his receipt of the manuscript. The editorial board decides to publish or reject the manuscript within a month of receiving reviews. If necessary, re-review shall be carried out in the same time frame. Each review is sent an email notification to the authors. The review is provided to authors for review without disclosing the name of the reviewer. At the request of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, reviews are provided to the Higher Attestation Commission and/or the Ministry. The editors' decision to accept or reject the manuscript is sent to the authors by e-mail.
The reviewer enters the review into the journal database online, filling in the mandatory evaluation fields of the form and adding the review text at their discretion. To be able to enter a review, the reviewer must register on the magazine website. The reviewer evaluates the following qualities of the manuscript:
Compliance of the submitted work with the log profile:
Reviews are provided for review by authors without specifying the names of reviewers. If the author wishes to object to the reviewer, he can send a letter to the editor, which should be transmitted to the reviewer within 2 weeks. The reviewer may, at his discretion, respond to the author personally (in this case, the reviewer assumes full responsibility for the possible consequences of revealing his name), transmit the answer through the editorial board or not answer. In the latter case, the reviewer submits to the editors his written opinion on the appropriateness or impracticality of publishing the article, taking into account the content of the author's letter. The editors have the right not to transmit to the reviewer a letter from the author containing incorrect or offensive expressions. In such cases, the editorial board has the right to independently decide on the final rejection of the manuscript.