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Nel ginepraio delle app di tracciabilità

Nei giorni scorsi il governo italiano, attraverso un’ordinanza firmata dal commissario per l’emergenza sanitaria Domenico Arcuri, ha scelto quale sarà la app per il tracciamento dei contagi in Italia. Si tratta di Immuni, una app sviluppata da Bending Spoon s.p.a., una società milanese di sviluppo informatico, prima in Europa in termini di produttività.

Cyber-Watch: Competere e difendersi nell'arena digitale globale
FOCUS - La pandemia e il virus 2.0

La propagazione globale della pandemia di Covid-19 che sta imperversando oramai in tutti i continenti, ha effetti anche sul quinto dominio, lo spazio cibernetico. Come cambia  la rete ai tempi della pandemia? quali le principali sfide per le imprese?

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di Samuele Dominioni, ISPI


La pandemia ed il virus 2.0

La propagazione globale della pandemia di Covid-19 che sta imperversando oramai in tutti i continenti fatto salvo per l’Antartide, ha effetti anche sul quinto dominio, lo spazio cibernetico. Questo, come successo per altri grandi eventi di risonanza mondiale - come ad esempio elezioni presidenziali rilevanti, eventi sportivi e querelle geopolitiche, riflette, amplifica e fornisce un ulteriore livello di sofisticatezza alle dinamiche in corso negli altri domini.

An Internet That Divides

Looking at the ongoing militarization of the Internet, one could rephrase Rousseau’s famous incipit to The Social Contract: “Internet was born free and everywhere it is in chains”. In fact, the Internet is increasingly militarizing, and cyberspace has become the domain of choice for destabilising campaigns and hostile activities that would be unsustainable in the conventional domain. 

Making Democracy Work at the Time of a Pandemic

Now more than ever we need politics to work and our ruling classes to be able to do it. It is a matter of democratic resilience. Indeed, the magnitude of the tasks our states are now facing, from managing the health crisis to mobilising resources to spur reconstruction, put pressure on our political institutions, especially the collective ones (parliaments or national assemblies). The obvious health concerns that arose with the spread of Covid-19 could hamper and even block parliaments’ activities.

Coronavirus: i rischi per il nostro spazio cibernetico

Da un punto di vista cibernetico, l’attuale pandemia di coronavirus, che sta mettendo in ginocchio le economie e i sistemi sanitari di molti paesi del mondo, è stata considerata, dal dibattito pubblico, sostanzialmente dalla prospettiva delle fake news e della privacy. Fiumi di parole si sono riversati per l’identificazione e lo smascheramento dei più arditi artefatti mendaci tipici di disinformazione e cospirazione.

Coronavirus: il dilemma tecnologico della Commissione

Il 19 febbraio 2020 la Commissione europea ha presentato la sua strategia digitale. Accentuando gli sforzi compiuti negli anni scorsi, la Commissione intende modellare il futuro digitale dell'Europa favorendo lo sviluppo di tecnologie utili alla società, posizionando l'Europa nel mercato dei dati e mantenendo l'inquadramento di democrazia e di sostenibilità della società europea, anche nella sua dimensione digitale.

OTT & Metadata vs. Users’ Privacy: Same Team?

To talk about Over-the-Top companies (OTT), like Google or Facebook, and their successful data-driven business model implies the need to take technological development into account. The idea is quite simple and reasonable: new technologies – from big data to machine learning - allowed unprecedented technical possibilities that were not only simply available but also thinkable less than 20 years ago.

Privacy Shield EU vs. USA: Transatlantic Cleavages?

The field of privacy and data protection is probably the one where the most interesting moves occurred in the European Union's legal system over the last decades, leading to remarkable political externalities, most notably in the relationship with the United States. If a “Balkanization” of cyberspace did take place, the protection of privacy and personal data offers a privileged standpoint from which to look at how the European Union institutions, and above all the Court of Justice, contributed to such a result.

On the Geopolitics of Russia’s Sovereign Internet Law

Russia’s sovereign Internet law, a series of legal acts that came into force in November 2019, has made headlines as a sign of the increasing fragmentation of Internet governance.

Chinese Behaviour in the Information Domain: A New Norm of “Informational Mercantilism”?

The People’s Republic of China (PRC), and more importantly the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP), is a major factor in the global information environment. China is both a consumer and a supplier for that network. Some 850 million Chinese people have access to the Internet. China is an integral part of the global supply chain for information and communications technologies (ICT).

Don’t Kill the Internet: Governments’ Shutting-Down Practices

Last February, a few days before the presidential election in Togo, around 30 human rights and press freedom organizations sent a letter to the incumbent president calling upon him to maintain the stability and openness of Internet.

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