ICIT Analysis: “Facebook Poses a Massive Risk to National Security: But It’s Worse than You Think…”
Dragnet surveillance capitalists turned dragnet surveillance propagandists remain under-controlled to the point that they knowingly operate on a spectrum from criminally negligent to negligently criminal. While it is essential that negligent data brokers face the consequences for their nefarious activities, it is also vital that the underlying disease that founded the environment of their growth .. read more
On April 28th, 2018,
posted in: Thought Leadership by admin Tags: cambridge analytica, Center for Cyber-Influence Operations Studies, consumer rights, cybersecurity, Data, data broker, digital influence operations, dragnet surveillance, facebook, fake news, google, ICIT, influence operations, Institute for Critical Infrastructure Security, jame scott, James Scott, legislation vs. regulation, national security, OSINT, PII, privacy, social media, twitter
Information Warfare: The Meme is the Embryo of the Narrative Illusion
Abstract Cogito ergo sum (I think, therefore I am), but who does one become when the thought is hijacked? We are no longer a society ruled by geographic lines in the sand laid by men who won and lost wars 50 years ago. Rather, we are a society governed by ideological variation, led by chieftains .. read more
On February 7th, 2018,
posted in: Thought Leadership by admin Tags: 50 cent army, 50 cent party, alt-right, antifa, artificial intelligence, audible stimuli, Bot, CCIOS, Center for Cyber-Influence Operations Studies, chatbots, China, cognitive bias, digital influence operations, digital maskirovka, digital terrorist, DIO, doxing, dragnet surveillance propagandists, facebook, fake news, false flag, guerilla tools, hail-mary threats, ICIT, illusion, influence operations, institute for critical infrastructure technology, James Scott, kali linux, logical fallacies, machine learning, maltego, maskirovka, meme, memetics, metasploit, predictive analytics, propoganda, psychographnic big data algorthms, Russia, social media, socionics, spiral dynamics, spychological profiling, swatting, the internet research agency, the three warfares, troll, twitter, weaponization
