Álvaro Rocha holds the title of Honorary Professor and holds a D.Sc. in Information Science, Ph.D. in Information Systems and Technologies, M.Sc. in Information Management, and B.C.S in Computer Science. He is a professor of Information Systems at the University of Lisbon—ISEG and a researcher at the ADVANCE (the ISEG Centre for Advanced Research in Management. He is also a president of the Iberian Association for Information Systems and Technologies (AISTI), a chair of the IEEE Portugal Section Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society Chapter, and an editor-in-chief of both Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management (JISEM) and Iberian Journal of Information Systems and Technologies (RISTI). Moreover, he has served as a vice-chair of experts for the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 program and as an expert at the COST—intergovernmental framework for European Cooperation in Science and Technology, at the Government of Italy’s Ministry of Universities and Research, at the Government of Latvia’s Ministry of Finance, at the Government of Mexico's National Council of Science and Technology, and at the Government of Polish's National Science Centre. Carlos Hernán Fajardo-Toro holds Ph.D. in Computer Science and M.Sc. in Supply Chain Management from the University of Vigo. He holds bachelor's degree in Business Administration at Icesi University—Colombia. He was a professor at the University Of Vigo, and currently, he is a professor at Konrad Lorenz University and leader of the research group of engineering at UNITEC in Bogotá Colombia. He is also a member of IEEE Computational Intelligence Society and the Iberian Association for Information Systems and Technologies (AISTI).  He has developed consulting work for the process of redesign of processes and digitization in different entities, collaborating with the lifting and proposal of the information system of the intelligence division of the Colombian police—DIPOL. He is also in projects for the development of expert systems with the Colombian National Navy.José María Riola Rodríguez holds Ph.D. in Naval Architect from the Polytechnical University of Madrid (UPM), is a retired Captain of the Royal Navy of Spain, and holds a Degree in Psychology from the UNED University. He was a specialist for Managers in the European R+D+i program at the Spanish Office for Science and Technology (SOST) and a national representative at the European Defense Agency (EDA) and Science and Technological Organization (STO). He was a professor at the Higher Technical School of Naval Architects (ETSIN) of the Polytechnical University of Madrid during more than 20 years, and he is currently a professor and research group leader at the Admiral Padilla Naval School (ENAP). Among his works can be highlighted a seakeeping engineer at El Pardo Hydrodynamics Model Basin (CEHIPAR), director at the Watch and Technological Foresight System (SOST) ofthe Ministry of Defense, designer of the F-110 Frigates, and expert evaluator at the European Commission Sixth Research Framework and Horizon 2020 programs.

• An Analysis of Cyber Espionage Process.- Portuguese concerns and impact on behavior about cyber security: a comparison with the European average.- Impact of Social Engineering Attacks: A Literature Review.- Taxonomy for the characterization of Maritime Cyber Defense actors for command and control.- Enabling Sustainable Management through Kalman Filtering in glossaLAB: a case study on Cyber-Subsidiarity.- Digital Transformation impact in Security and Privacy.- ISOLA : an innovative approach to cyber threat detection in cruise shipping.- ANALYSIS OF THE CYBERSECURITY IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS (WSN): A REVIEW LITERATURE.- Green Energy for nodes of Hybrid Fiber-Coaxial Net-works in the transmission and distribution of signals to the end customer.- Comparative analysis of high frequencies for thebroken bar fault diagnosis using MCSA andPark’s vector demodulation.- Nexus of Electrospun Nanofibers and Additive Processing in Wearable Tactical Gears in CBRNE Defense.- Towards real-time dronedetection using Deep Neural Networks.- Detection of Opencast Mining Sites from Multispectral Satellite Images.- Impact of the Use of Simulators on Training and Specialization in the Navy.