As we celebrate Independence Day, it's fascinating to look back at the forms of communication used during the Revolutionary War. The fife and bugle corps played a crucial role in relaying commands and boosting morale on the battlefield. Additionally, cryptographic written messages were utilized to send secret information between commanders, highlighting the importance of secure communication even in the 18th century. Fast forward to today, and we see the legacy of cryptography in modern technology. Algorithms, encryption keys, and other advances continue to protect our digital communication and data privacy. The principles developed during the Revolutionary War still resonate in our cybersecurity measures today. Happy Independence Day! Let's remember the innovative communication methods of the past as we celebrate our nation's freedom.
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Fascinating conversation, moderated by the amazing Prof Ciaran Martin, with the wonderful Prof Bobby Chesney on the law and policy of offensive cyber, especially in terms of grey zone stuff by the Chinese and Russians. Some good chat on election security too, including whether talking up the threat of election interference too much risks making your own people doubt election integrity. https://lnkd.in/gP6E-RCR
Securing Cyberspace
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Italy’s representative on the Expert Advisory Panel for the State of Science Report on the capabilities and risks of frontier AI - Author of The Digital Right Delusion
Today I give a presentation at the Sapienza Università di Roma's Cybersecurity Seminars organised by prof. Luigi Vincenzo Mancini. The seminar will explore the impact of computer crimes as a transnational form of syndicate, underscored by the increasing vulnerability of critical infrastructure exposed to the vast expanse of the Internet. This evolution presents profound challenges to traditional legal frameworks, rendering concepts such as jurisdiction, the distinct roles of law enforcement and intelligence agencies, and the public monopoly on investigations increasingly obsolete.
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Creative & Entertainment Promoter | Event Consultant | Event Pr Manager | 2023 Forbes Under 30 Summit Africa Delegate | Archives & Records Management | ISO 15489 | Agripreneur
Today, the Botswana National Archives and Records Services (BNARS) proudly commemorates International Archives Day 2024, spotlighting the theme "Cyber Archives." As we honor this day, we reflect on the crucial role that archives play in preserving our history, culture and collective memory. The theme "Cyber Archives" underscores the growing importance of digital transformation in archival practices. In an era where technology continuously reshapes the way we store and access information, embracing cyber archives ensures that our heritage remains accessible and secure for future generations. #IAW2024 #CyberArchives
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Founding President of Ict4peace.org in 2003, former Swiss Amb. to UN, member Kofi Annan UN ICT Task Force, Co-Chair UN GAID, Earth Council, Harvard BKC, President AIA - Awareness in Art, Board Rossogranada.
Julia-Silvana Hofstetter, Senior Advisor of ICT4Peace, wrote this insightful paper on the role of civil society in peace and security in cyberspace with recent examples of Afghanistan and Ukraine: "The future of cybersecurity policy lies in civil society" Recommend also re-reading "From Boots on the Ground to Bytes in Cyberspace: "A Mapping Study on the use of ICTs in Security Services by Commercial Actors" with a chapter on Ukraine by Anne-Marie Anne-Marie Buzatu, Executive Director of ICT4Peace (https://lnkd.in/enGxz9Ue) and "A ROLE FOR CIVILSOCIETY? ICTs, NORMS AND CONFIDENCE BUILDING MEASURES IN THE CONTEXT OF INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (2014)" by Camino Kavanagh and Daniel Stauffacher (https://lnkd.in/dQviwYiz)
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CTO, PhD Comp Sc, M Eng Comp Sys, Dip Mgmt, Grad Cert Res Com, B Comp Sc, Cert TAE, ITIL3, PRINCE2, TOGAF9, ARCHIMATE 3, Microsoft Certified Data Analyst, Microsoft Azure Certified
Coeus Institute's GERA, autonomously identified one of the most impactful News of the day under 'Nation State Hacking' category. GERA's Innovative Rating algorithm RATED this event ("US Charges 5 Russian Military Officers Over Ukraine Cyberattacks") with a score of 1334.76. GERA's patented rating algorithm automatically identifies critical events, categorizes /classifies them, finds root-causes, discovers correlations, and predicts future events.
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Make sure to check out the latest i5 Space Crash Course Episode all about the cyberspace domain and the Space Force's cyber operations! #cyberspace #USSF
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Full Professor at University of Zagreb/Visiting Professor/Keynote Speaker/Project evaluator/Mentor/Advisor
[New in Springer proceedings] Paper form International Conference on Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime ICDF2C 2023: Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime (New York, 2023) is finally online. Title: A Quantum Physics Approach for Enabling Information-Theoretic Secure Communication Channels Ivan Cvitić & Dragan Peraković Thx to GC, OC & TCP members and reviewers. Special thx to EAI - European Alliance for Innovation, great organization. https://lnkd.in/dsfu--ZE
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Discover the essential role of encryption in safeguarding AV-over-IP video streams in our latest blog post by Kevin Wang, MXnet Product Director. Learn about the benefits of encryption, including data integrity and secure transmission, and why it matters for industries like government, military, and control centers. Don't miss out on understanding AES128 vs. AES256 encryption and how MXNET's products offer robust security solutions. Read more now: https://lnkd.in/gnGqxdX6
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Principal, Vitkowsky Law / Insurance Coverage / Litigation and Arbitration / Cyber Risks and Insurance / AI / Civil Unrest / Fellow, Cyber & Tech Center, George Mason National Security Institute, AI Policy Group
My take on the so-called "UN Cybercrime Treaty." It is a tool to limit access to information, justify surveillance, and suppress expression. It is driven by Russia, China, and other autocracies, and opposed by broad coalitions of privacy advocates, human rights groups, and tech companies. #privacy #internationalsecurity
READ NOW: NSI CTC Fellow Vincent Vitkowsky Vitkowsky on the #UN #Cybercrime Treaty...and why the U.S. should vote No. Read The SCIF: https://ow.ly/wlsS50TJcxn George Mason University + George Mason University - Antonin Scalia Law School + National Security Institute (NSI) + NSI Cyber and Tech Center
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ARGHH! 🏴☠️ Our new blog post is up, and it's a treasure trove of insights! Dive into our latest article to uncover the modern-day pirates lurking in cyberspace and how they could be threatening your business. 💻 ⚓️ Don't let your ship sail without the right defenses! Read now to fortify your enterprise in the digital frontier: https://lnkd.in/gS_xpaYD #BusinessCybersecurity #ShieldITnetworks #Ransomware #Phising #Cybersecurity #DigitalDefense #BlogPost
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