Eavesdropping poses significant risks across corporate, government, and military sectors. Unauthorized access to private communications can compromise strategies, steal sensitive information, enable further attacks, and erode trust. Protecting critical conversations demands a multi-layered approach including encrypted communications, secure environments, rigorous training, and comprehensive policies to mitigate potential threats.
Category: digital ethics
The Malicious Insider: and why you should loose sleep over him
The text discusses the threat posed by malicious insiders within organizations, emphasizing that they can cause significant harm through actions like sabotage, theft, and espionage. It highlights the importance of recognizing behavioral red flags, implementing strategic defenses like least privilege access, and fostering a security culture to mitigate these risks effectively.
China’s Drone Warfare Advances: A Bloody Game-Changer for Global Security
China's rapid advancements in drone technology are reshaping global security dynamics. With AI integration and market dominance, China's military drone capabilities threaten Western powers. Their strategic use of drones in conflict and control over the global supply chain raises significant geopolitical concerns, prompting adaptations in defense and military doctrine worldwide.
Feelings Matter (Even When Countries Are Involved): EI, Trust, and Why Robots Might Help (or Screw Things Up)
Explore the critical role of Emotional Intelligence (EI) in building trust for effective international relations and diplomacy. Discover how AI presents both opportunities and ethical challenges in this complex field.
Killer Robots & Head Shrinks: The Real Psychological Shitshow of AI Drone Warfare
Military AI drones are changing warfare and creating a psychological minefield. This blog post dives into the psychological impact of drone warfare on soldiers and civilians, revealing PTSD, anxiety, moral injury, and community trauma. Explore the ethical implications of AI making life-or-death calls and the urgent need for more research and support systems.
Lessons learned from the internet: from creation to finish, what what not to implement into autonomous driving and the smart grid
The first thing that comes to my mind when I think of the internet and its advancement is that we should have done a much better job in securing it against… well pretty much anything going amok today. But then you start thinking of a famous remark that the internet wasn’t invented with security in … Continue reading Lessons learned from the internet: from creation to finish, what what not to implement into autonomous driving and the smart grid
EU media’s misinterpretation on espionage and human rights violations in the digital realm
EU media’s misinterpretation on espionage and human rights violations in the digital realm