The journal outlines the emergence and significance of social cybersecurity, a field crucial in understanding and forecasting cyber-mediated changes in human behavior and societal outcomes. It highlights the shift in warfare dynamics, with information warfare becoming a primary tactic for state and nonstate actors, particularly exemplified by Russian strategies. Unlike traditional cybersecurity, social cybersecurity focuses on hacking human behavior using technology, with implications for national security and societal cohesion. The article stresses the need for interdisciplinary approaches, policy adaptation, and education to address emerging threats in the information domain.