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Insights from Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger Insecurity Insight’s new report, The Humanitarian Space on Social Media: Learning from Social…
Les drones armés représentent une menace croissante dans les contextes humanitaires, et leur utilisation devrait continuer à s’intensifier. Autrefois rares, ils sont désormais une caractéristique…
As a 20-year-old intern in Washington DC at the Nuclear Threat Initiative, I overlapped with the release of The Last Best Chance, a docudrama…
Armed drones are an escalating threat in humanitarian settings, with their use expected to grow. Once rare, they are now a defining feature in conflicts…
Smartphones and tablets are indispensable for NGOs. They enable rapid, seamless communication and efficient coordination in complex and often volatile environments. But the volume and…
What are mis- and disinformation campaigns? In recent years, misinformation and disinformation campaigns have become increasingly prevalent in daily life – often amplified by social…
Unique cyber risks for NGOs In an increasingly volatile and digitised world, managing cyber risk has never been more important.
GISF at the fourth Annual United Nations Security Symposium Last month, I had the pleasure of being invited to speak at the…
Amnesty International’s Security Lab is a multidisciplinary team dedicated to protecting civil society from unlawful digital surveillance and cyber-attacks. Their site contains a range of useful resources for digital threats, including tools, guides, blogs, and research publications.
Summary The panel will discuss the learning from an operational approach to assessing the impact of an attack against the health system on health service…