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Rallying the world’s democracies with ‘trusted connectivity’ New Atlanticist by Kaush Arha A woman, wearing a protective face mask, walks past a 5G data network sign at a mobile phone store in Paris, France, on April 22, 2021. Photo by Gonzalo Fuentes/Reuters. The competition between autocracy and democracy is the defining challenge of the twenty-first century—one that will in part play out through control over the digital and physical infrastructure that increasingly binds the world together. US President Joe Biden rallied the world’s leading democ...

We, the leaders of the Group of Seven, met in Cornwall on 11-13 June 2021 determined to beat COVID-19 and build back better. We remembered everyone who...

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Can security be improved by bringing personal data back to Japan? [Japan Times, Tokyo] Apr. 22—Following a data management incident in March, Line Corp. announced it would move sensitive user information from data centers in South Korea to Japan to ease concerns, especially from those in the public sector. But will transferring personal information data to Japan from overseas improve its safety? Not necessarily, critics say. Line’s data management drew flak last month after the firm acknowledged it allowed its Chinese software firm to access users’ personal information. The messaging ap...

Apr 22, 2021 Following a data management incident in March, Line Corp. announced it would move sensitive user information from data centers in South Korea to Japan to ease concerns, especially from those in the public sector. But will transferring personal information data to Japan from overseas improve its safety? Not necessarily, critics say. Line’s data management drew flak last month after the firm acknowledged it allowed its Chinese software firm to access users’ personal information. The messaging app giant was also storing data including photos, videos and transactions of ...