DUAL USE BECOMES THE NORM
The boundary between civilian and military industry is becoming increasingly blurred. A modern camera can be used in a vehicle, a factory, a hospital, or a drone. A laser can process metal, perform medical tasks, or engage a military target. An AI system can optimize supply chains or analyze sensor data.
Often, the technological foundation is the same. Only the application determines its use.
This does not mean that every civilian company has to become a defense contractor. It does, however, mean that civilian production capabilities need to be taken into account in security planning. Which machines could manufacture other components in a crisis? Which companies have suitable precision manufacturing capabilities? Which software providers can develop secure applications? And which energy and cloud infrastructures need to be particularly protected?
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. DUAL USE BECOMES THE NORMThe boundary between civilian and military industry is becoming increasingly blurred. A modern camera can be used in a vehicle, a factory, a hospital, or a drone. A laser can process metal, perform medical tasks, or engage a military target. An AI system can optimize supply chains or analyze sensor data.Often, the technological foundation is the same. Only the application determines its use.This does not mean that every civilian company has to become a defense contractor. It does, however, mean that civilian production capabilities need to be taken into account in security planning. Which machines could manufacture other components in a crisis? Which companies have suitable precision manufacturing capabilities? Which software providers can develop secure applications? And which energy and cloud infrastructures need to be particularly protected? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783982812588
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. DUAL USE BECOMES THE NORMThe boundary between civilian and military industry is becoming increasingly blurred. A modern camera can be used in a vehicle, a factory, a hospital, or a drone. A laser can process metal, perform medical tasks, or engage a military target. An AI system can optimize supply chains or analyze sensor data.Often, the technological foundation is the same. Only the application determines its use.This does not mean that every civilian company has to become a defense contractor. It does, however, mean that civilian production capabilities need to be taken into account in security planning. Which machines could manufacture other components in a crisis? Which companies have suitable precision manufacturing capabilities? Which software providers can develop secure applications? And which energy and cloud infrastructures need to be particularly protected? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783982812588
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