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AI, Cybersecurity, and the Future of Military Drone Software
As the internet of things (IoT) continues to grow and rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) transforms both civilian and military environments, systems become increasingly digitized, interconnected, and data driven. Artificial intelligence (AI) revolutionizes modern military operations by driving the evolution of software-defined defense on unmanned aerial systems (UAS). Military drones become more dependent on AI-powered accelerators, communication networks, and onboard computing.…
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Cybercrime Reporting Among Women: A Case Study of Pakistan
Cyber-based violence against women, including cyber-stalking, non-consensual image sharing, and blackmailing, is increasingly prevalent in Pakistan.
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Kenya and Nigeria: A Critical Analysis of Cybergovernance
By Cristalia Laing Abstract Nigeria and Kenya are the among the first African states to develop legislative frameworks that address the rise in cyberthreats. While innovative, they have been documented to have implementation gaps that weaken state protection of free expression, privacy, and other civil liberties. This paper is a comparative analysis of Kenya and…
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The Practical Imperative of European Digital Sovereignty
By Aaron Brantly The election of Donald Trump to the Presidency in the United States and the subsequent policy positions espoused by his administration should constitute a wake-up call to the entirety of Europe on the importance of quickly and effectively establishing digital sovereignty. Where once the United States sought to work within an…
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The US vs. the EU: A look at the pre- and post-market regulation of medical devices with Medtronic’s pacemaker devices as a case study.
The term “medical devices” is usually used very broadly when referring to a type of technology that helps patients with their health. There are challenges with the categorization of medical devices that might impact their approval process and their availability on the market for patients and providers to use. A slower and more diligent…
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Patient Centric Cybersecurity – Excerpt
Over the last several decades there has been a shift in standard models of healthcare both in the United States and globally. Patient centric approaches in health care reorient the power relationships of physicians and patients. This shift elevates the needs and challenges of the patients and builds a more robust and communicative relationship…