ndonesian Journal of Cybersecurity and Emerging Risks (IJCYBER, Indones. J. Cybersecur. Emerg. Risks, e-ISSN 3164-7782) is a peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to advancing research on theoretical developments and practical implementations in the dynamic fields of cybersecurity, digital risk management, and emerging technological threats, published by the Indonesian Artificial Neural Network Society (IdNNS). The journal is committed to maintaining high ethical standards in scholarly publishing and adheres to established guidelines for research integrity and publication ethics. It aims to advance knowledge and best practices for identifying, analyzing, and mitigating emerging risks in cyberspace, while promoting collaboration among academia, government, and industry to strengthen digital security at national and global levels. The IJCYBER provides a scientific platform for researchers, academics, practitioners, policymakers, and industry professionals to present innovative ideas, methodologies, and solutions to address evolving challenges in cyberspace and digital infrastructure. The journal welcomes original research articles, review papers, technical reports, and case studies that advance understanding and practical implementation of cyber resilience, risk mitigation strategies, and secure digital ecosystems in both the public and private sectors. IJCYBER focuses on interdisciplinary research exploring new and emerging risks arising from technological advancements, including cyber threats, artificial intelligence risks, vulnerabilities in digital transformation, and critical infrastructure security. The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to: Advanced cybersecurity, technical implementation, and infrastructure: Secure digital ecosystems, cyber resilience engineering (protocols, frameworks, and technologies), infrastructure protection, and threat detection; Digital risk management and governance: Risk framework, mitigation strategies, vulnerability assessments, and policy and compliance; Emerging technologies and AI threats: Artificial intelligence risks, next-gen vulnerabilities, and evolving attack vectors; Interdisciplinary and strategic collaboration: Triple-helix collaboration (among academia, government, and industry), public policy and geopolitical studies on strengthening digital borders and cross-border threat intelligence, and socio-technical studies on the human element of cybersecurity, security culture, and insider threat mitigation.