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The Big Security future

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Started September 17, 2026

A new book considers the a technological "age of security"

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The Big Security future

New Statesman (United Kingdom) | Sep 17, 2026

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The rise of biometric data collection is a necessary evolution in security practices.
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Governments must prioritize cybersecurity in their national defense strategies to protect citizens and infrastructure.
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The narrative of an impending security crisis can lead to unnecessary panic and should be critically examined.
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Security policies should be transparent and subject to public scrutiny to maintain trust between citizens and the state.
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Security frameworks must consider the potential for abuse of power and include checks and balances.
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Artificial intelligence technologies pose significant ethical risks in surveillance and should be strictly regulated.
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Public-private partnerships are essential for advancing security technology and should be encouraged.
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Increased surveillance measures erode civil liberties and should not be a trade-off for security.
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International cooperation is vital for addressing global security challenges and should be prioritized.
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Investment in security technology should be matched with clear guidelines on privacy protections.
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