Computer Law&Security Review is an internationally influential technical journal in the fields of IT law and computer security. It has been committed to publishing high-quality research, policy, and legal analysis, providing a major academic exchange platform for scholars, experts, and practitioners in related fields.

This journal is published six times a year and is highly acclaimed for its rigorous academic attitude and high-quality paper publications. Under the leadership of founding editor and honorary professor Steve Saxby, the magazine gradually became a leader in the field. Professor Saxby has worked hard in the editorial position for many years, laying a solid foundation for the development of the journal. In 2018, he transferred the editorial rights to Sophie Stalla Bourdillon and retired with honor. Under the leadership of Ms. Bodilon, the magazine continues to maintain its outstanding academic standards and extensive influence. By continuously attracting excellent authors and reviewers, as well as strengthening cooperation and communication with international peers, its position in the field of computer law and security has become increasingly stable, making important contributions to promoting the development of this field.