Cybersecurity

For help with beginning your research:

Tutorial

• How do I  create a search strategy?

Many of our electronic journals can simply be located from our Library homepage.  By using Primo- our library search tool - you can search across many research databases all at once and help hone in on key resources for your research. 

If at any time you want us to double check to see if we have access to a particular journal, please don't hesitate to ask via email: library@arizona.edu

All Databases A to Z Listing:  This is a complete listing of databases that are available to the Carnegie Mellon University community.

These databases and resources provide open access to their contents.

• Google Scholar

  "Google Scholar provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature. From one place, you can search across many disciplines and sources: articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, from academic publishers, professional societies, online repositories, universities and other web sites." - About Google Scholar

• Microsoft Academic

  Microsoft Academic is a new service built from the ground up in partnership with the Bing Team to be much more scalable, responsive, and compatible with modern browsers. - Microsoft Academic FAQ

• CiteSeerX

  Free computer science citation database with some full text available. Lists the most frequently cited authors and documents in computer science, as well as impact ratings. Also provides algorithms, metadata, services, techniques, and software.

• Computing Research Repository (CoRR)

  Repository of computer science papers made available through through the partnership of ACM, ArXiv e-print archive, and NCSTRL (Networked Computer Science Technical Reference Library).

• Computing Reviews

  The leading review service for books and articles across all disciplines of computing.

• DBLP Computer Science Bibliography

  This service provides open bibliographic information on major computer science journals and proceedings.

• Find White Papers

  Stay up to date with technology products and services by browsing the Find White Papers Research Library.

• Science of Security (SoS) Search Page

  The Science of Security (SoS) Initiative at the National Security Agency Research Directorate promotes foundational cybersecurity science that is needed to mature the cybersecurity discipline and to underpin advances in cyberdefense.