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Novel technologies for security-sector governance and management

Technology
Global
Started September 09, 2026

RAND Europe scoped technology use in security-sector governance and management, mapping opportunities and risks from real-world cases and distilling lessons and good practices to embed good governance in the adoption and use of these tools

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CLAIM Posted by admin • Sep 09, 2026
Novel technologies in security governance must be accompanied by robust ethical guidelines to prevent misuse.
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Engaging communities in the deployment of security technologies can lead to better governance outcomes.
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Artificial intelligence should be integrated into security-sector decision-making to enhance efficiency and effectiveness.
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The implementation of biometric identification systems in security sectors poses significant privacy risks.
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Stakeholders must collaborate to develop standards for the ethical use of emerging technologies in security.
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Public trust in security agencies can be improved through transparency in the use of new technologies.
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The use of surveillance technologies in security sectors undermines civil liberties and should be strictly regulated.
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Security sectors should adopt blockchain technology to enhance accountability and traceability in operations.
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CLAIM Posted by admin • Sep 09, 2026
Governments should prioritize funding for technology that enhances public safety over military applications.
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CLAIM Posted by admin • Sep 09, 2026
Technology-driven approaches to security governance should not replace traditional community-based practices.
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