Entries by Dom

Canada’s Silent Strength: Foreign Aid as a Security Strategy

Canada’s reputation as a reliable global partner—and its own national security—depends on continued investment in foreign aid, diplomacy, and international capacity building programs. Here’s why scaling back is strategically short-sighted. Introduction In an era defined by rising instability, global interdependence, and shifting geopolitical alliances, Canada’s strategic influence on the world stage is not merely shaped […]

Emerging Cyber Threats in the Maritime Domain: AIS Spoofing and Infrastructure Vulnerabilities

The rise of cyber threats in global maritime operations raises new alarms for critical infrastructure protection. From AIS spoofing to targeted digital attacks, vulnerabilities at sea are no longer just physical—security at port and on vessel must now confront a complex, hybrid threat landscape. Introduction: A New Era of Maritime Risk As the maritime industry […]

Infrastructures de câbles sous-marins : problèmes, préoccupations et solutions

The Global Backbone at Risk: Understanding the Importance of Subsea Cables Underwater cable infrastructure, often called subsea or submarine cables, forms the critical backbone of global communications, enabling 99% of international data transmission. Despite their strategic importance, these cables face a range of geopolitical, environmental, and security challenges. As nations and organizations grow increasingly reliant […]