The Journal of Intelligent and Secure Network Systems (JISNS) operates a double-blind peer review process to ensure objectivity, fairness, and scholarly rigor.

Key principles of the peer review process include:

• Manuscripts are reviewed by independent experts with relevant subject-matter expertise
• Reviewer identities and author identities are concealed during the review process
• Reviews focus on originality, technical soundness, methodological rigor, clarity, and relevance to the journal’s scope
• Editorial decisions are informed by reviewer reports and editorial judgment

All submitted manuscripts are treated as confidential. Reviewers are expected to disclose any conflicts of interest and to decline review invitations where impartial assessment is not possible. The journal values constructive feedback aimed at improving the quality and clarity of submitted work.