Listen as member of the Canada-Poland Chamber of Commerce of Toronto and Engineer, Tom Wysocki discusses the significance and impact of biometric technology.
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The Internet of NATO
The Dawn of the virtual age has created a new battlefield for future wars. Israel’s 2015 proposal on digital defence called for adapting global security alliances to cyber security: A NATO of cyber defence. Pierre-Olivier Bussieres questions whether this could be the way forward for NATO.
Canada in North Africa: Leading from Behind?
Paul Pryce discusses the Canadian military’s increasing focus on logistics and training support in Africa and what this might mean for Canadian soft power.
Cyber-Nuclear Security: An Emerging Threat
Julia Peng explores the digital threat of nuclear security, and how policy needs to adapt to the rapidly evolving discipline.
On Italy’s Security Landscape…Mare Nostrum.
Michael Oshell profiles the security of one of NATO’s founding members in this multi-piece series.
Hybrid Solutions for Security in the Black Sea Region
In an original post, Dr. Lada Rollicky, Director of Strategic Communications at Ukraine today, discusses some of the highlights from the first ever Odessa Security Forum event, which was co-organized by the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
A Case for Investing in Canada’s Special Forces
Roderick Ramsden discusses how increasing the number of members within the Canadian Special Operations Regiment can contribute to several of the strategic objectives outlined in the Minister of National Defence’s mandate letter.
Coffee Talk: The BRICs
This week we discuss the BRICs and their role in the world economy.
Canada’s NATO Podcasts: Interview with Magdalena Surma
Listen as Magdalena Surma discusses her experience working as the Program Editor of Global Horizons at the NATO Association of Canada.
Burr-Feinstein Draft Bill: A Study in Why the Anti-Encryption Approach Will Not Work
Eimi Harris analyzes the draft version of the Burr-Feinstein encryption bill and why US technology firms have dubbed it the “anti-encryption” bill.