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Mexico. Digital Threat Landscape: Civil Society & Media

Internews (2023), 13 pp.

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Digital Security and Human Rights Defenders in the Asia-Pacific

James Gomez, Marc Piñol Rovira et al.

Bangkog: Asia Centre (2023), 47 pp.

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Fact-Checking, Digital Security, Data Journalism Starter's Guide

Rose Kwamboka (ed.)

Nairobi: Kenya Community Media Network (KCOMNET) (2023), 109 pp.

"This handbook is divided into three main sections: Fact-Checking, Digital Security, and Data Journalism. Each section contains a series of chapters that cover essential topics, providing you with a holistic understanding of these subjects. Let's take a brief look at what each section entails. In th ... more

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Privacy and Protection: A Children’s Rights Approach to Encryption

Child Rights International Network (CRIN) (2023), 108 pp.

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Families and New Media: Comparative Perspectives on Digital Transformations in Law and Society

Nina Dethloff, Katharina Kaesling, Louisa Specht-Riemenschneider (eds.)

Wiesbaden: Springer (2023), xv, 272 pp.

"The open access edited volume addresses children's rights and their ability to act in the digital world. The focus is on the position of children as subjects with their own rights and developing capacities. Their consideration by parents, courts and legislators is critically examined. Aspects of di ... more

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Cybersicherheit

Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, volume 73, issue 22-24 (2023), 37 pp.

"Welche Strategien führen zu mehr IT-Sicherheit? Welche Reformen sind notwendig, um die deutsche Cybersicherheitsarchitektur zu stärken? Und wie soll auf den IT-Fachkräftemangel reagiert werden? Bei der Beantwortung dieser Fragen sind sich die Bundesregierung und Vertreterinnen und Vertreter aus ... more

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Fostering Open Source Software Security: Blueprint for a Government Cybersecurity Open Source Program Office

Sven Herpig

Berlin: Stiftung Neue Verantwortung (2023), 44 pp.

"Open source software (OSS) is the backbone and driver of digitization across sectors worldwide. This makes OSS a cornerstone of every society and economy, including the core of national security concerns. Therefore, governments have a vested interest in OSS security. At the same time, governments, ... more

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Germany's Cybersecurity Architecture

Sven Herpig, Frederic Dutke

Berlin: Stiftung Neue Verantwortung (2023), 245 pp.

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Das digitale Briefgeheimnis: Herleitung des Rechts auf Verschlüsselung

Dennis-Kenji Kipker

Potsdam: Friedrich Naumann Stiftung (2023), 26 pp.

"1. Aus dem nationalen Verfassungsrecht ist ein Recht auf Verschlüsselung ableitbar. 2. Aus dem europäischen Verfassungsrecht ist ein Recht auf Verschlüsselung ableitbar. 3. Ein Recht auf Verschlüsselung ergibt sich zwar nicht als solches aus den nationalen und europäischen verfassungsrechtlich ... more

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Cybersecurity Handbook for Civil Society Organizations

Donika Elshani, Jon Limaj, Vesa Kroci

Kosovar Centre for Security Studies (KCSS) (2023), 11 pp.

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Digitalization and Development: Ecosystem for Promoting Industrial Revolution 4.0 Technologies in Malaysia

Rajah Rasiah, Wah Yun Low, Nurliana Kamaruddin (eds.)

London; New York: Routledge (2023), xxii, 272 pp.

"This book examines the diffusion of digitalization and Industry 4.0 technologies in Malaysia by focusing on the ecosystem critical for its expansion. The chapters examine the digital proliferation in major sectors of agriculture, manufacturing, e-commerce and services, as well as the intermediary o ... more

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See No Evil: Loopholes in Google’s Data Safety Labels Keep Companies in the Clear and Consumers in the Dark

Anne Stopper

*Privacy Not Included; Mozilla (2023), 20 pp.

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Device Location Security

Internews (2022), 4 pp.

"This guide looks at how our mobile devices could leak data about our locations and what we could do to protect ourselves against it. It’s designed for most Central European journalists’ threat models and only looks at how our mobile devices could give up precise location data on us. It doesn’ ... more

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Digital Citizenship Education Handbook: Being online, Well-being online, Rights online
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Janice Richardson, Elizabeth Milovidov

Strasbourg: Council of Europe (2022), 135 pp.

"The Digital citizenship education handbook is intended for teachers and parents, education decision makers and platform providers alike. It describes in depth the multiple dimensions that make up each of 10 digital citizenship domains, and includes a fact sheet on each domain providing ideas, good ... more

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The State of Media Freedom and Safety of Journalists in Africa
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CIPESA (2022), 57 pp.

"This report seeks to serve two purposes. The first is to research and document the state of media freedom and safety of journalists in Africa and to provide specific and evidence-based recommendations to guide policy makers, media development organisations and other media freedom and human rights a ... more

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Cyber security, surveillance and journalism in Scotland

Angela Daly, Elaine Robinson, David McMenemy

Dundee: Leverhulme Research Centre for Forensic Sciences (2022), 21 pp.

"The report is the output of a RSE-funded project on how journalists in Scotland undertake their work in the digital age from the point of view of cyber security and surveillance impacts. This research interviewed ten journalists from Scotland, from various beats, locations, and employment backgroun ... more

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Securing Australian Journalism from Surveillance

Diarmaid Harkin, Monique Mann

Deakin University; Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation (ADI) (2022), 31 pp.

"In Australia, the Data Retention Act (2015), the Assistance and Access Act (2018), the Identify and Disrupt Act (2021), and the International Production Orders Act (2020) have significantly increased the surveillance powers of law enforcement and intelligence agencies with implications for journali ... sts and the free press. This report draws on interviews with 19 journalists and 2 media-lawyers in Australia. The interviews were conducted between May and November 2021. The aim of the interviews was to gauge (a) the level of preparedness amongst journalists in Australia concerning surveillance, and (b) the impacts of increased surveillance powers on journalistic practices. There was wide variation in information security understanding and applied skill among media organisations and journalists. Some expressed “very low confidence” (Journalist F) that journalists were adequately prepared for the threats of electronic surveillance and a number conceded that they were not thinking about it “enough” (Journalist Q) or were just “learning on the job but could know more” (Journalist I). Some media organisations do not offer support in terms of education and training, policies and procedures, or formal guidance, and even among the most active and equipped organisations, support for cyber security concerns was described as “probably too far down the list of considerations” (Journalist D). In most instances, journalists were self-educating as “it is up to the individual journalist to make sure they are secure” (Journalist A). The 2019 AFP raids on the ABC and Annika Smethurst were described as a “holy shit” moment (Journalist P) that raised awareness of government surveillance of journalists. These raids resulted in many journalists and media organisations raising their efforts to protect their digital communications. Subsequently, over the past 2 to 3 years many journalists have migrated to encrypted communication applications such as Signal and Protonmail, while several media organisations have implemented SecureDrop for whistle-blowers to provide anonymity and security. Journalists suggested media organisations could do more to provide “formalised training” and “organisational support” (Journalist P) and invest more in their employees to provide confidence to potential sources that “journalists are good at this” (Journalist J)." (Executive summary) more

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Guia tá na rede! O que vira é navegar com segurança. Para crianças e adolescentes

Elaine Souza, Viviane Delgado, Carolina Nascimento

São Paulo: Viração Educomunicação; Projeto Consulta Brasil (2022), 51 pp.

"A internet já faz parte da vida de crianças e adolescentes. No Brasil, são 24,3 milhões de meninas e meninos conectados! Eles usam a rede para estudar, jogar, namorar, conversar com a galera e muitas outras atividades do dia a dia. Mas 3 milhões de crianças e adolescentes, entre 9 e 17 anos, ... more

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Guia tá na rede! O que vira é navegar com segurança. Para famílias e educadores

Elaine Souza, Viviane Delgado, Carolina Nascimento

São Paulo: Viração Educomunicação; Projeto Consulta Brasil (2022), 51 pp.

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Tech Care: A step-by-step guide to providing digital support for civil society

Flo Pagano, Inés Binder (ed.)

Digital Defenders Partnership; Access Now (2022), 90 pp.

"What we lacked was a set of simple instructions that could help navigate the workflows and procedures of a digital security helpline, while focusing on the specific demand of offering a service to groups that are often underfunded, understaffed, non-hierarchical and exposed to disproportionate thre ... more

Digital Citizenship Education Handbook: Being online, Well-being online, Rights online Key Guidance

The State of Media Freedom and Safety of Journalists in Africa Top Insights

Digital Citizenship Education Handbook: Being online, Well-being online, Rights online
Key Guidance

The State of Media Freedom and Safety of Journalists in Africa
Top Insights