Scope

The #research channel is dedicated to the sharing and discussion of cybersecurity research, papers, articles, and findings. This channel provides an open forum where all members, regardless of expertise level, can contribute and engage with meaningful cybersecurity research topics. It’s intended to serve as an educational resource and a place to explore current developments in the cybersecurity field, facilitating discussions that can help members deepen their knowledge and skills.

Purpose

The #research channel exists to cultivate a collaborative learning environment centred on cybersecurity research. Members can access, share, and discuss recent studies, findings, and insights from across the cybersecurity field, making it a community-driven resource hub.

Guidelines

1. Content and Source Requirements

Members are encouraged to share content that provides value and relevance to the cybersecurity community. Content should be focused on:

• Research papers, articles, and findings related specifically to cybersecurity.
• Reputable sources, including well-known cybersecurity journals, conferences, or recognised websites and publications. For example, posts can include summaries of academic papers, industry reports, and articles from cybersecurity-focused publications.

2. Citations and Proper Credit

To uphold the integrity of shared content, members must provide appropriate citations for all posts. Citations should include:

• A direct link or complete reference to the original article, paper, or report.
• Recognition of the author or organisation that produced the research.
  • This includes you, if you are the author

3. Constructive Discussions and Feedback

Discussion is encouraged, as it enriches the research-sharing experience. When engaging in conversation around shared research:

• Provide constructive feedback, opinions, and insights that help others understand different perspectives.
• Maintain respect and professionalism, even in cases of disagreement, recognising the diverse backgrounds and expertise of members within the community.
• Refrain from off-topic discussions or tangents that stray too far from the core research theme.

4. Content Relevance and Prohibition on Spam